Fiat believes its new Doblo is set to rival traditional MPVs, thanks to the level of technology it offers, combined with a cheaper price tag.
The Fiat Group saw revenues up 14.7% in the first quarter with its automobile operations – Fiat cars and LCVs, Alfa Romeo, Lancia, Maserati and Ferrari – posting a 22.1% increase year-over-year.
Fiat Professional has secured a deal with Scottish Southern Energy (SSE) to provide 1,100 vans and will be funded by Lex Autolease.
Fiat is offering a range of value servicing dealers for Punto owners with cars registered before 2006 to get them back into the manufacturer network.
Fiat claims its new Punto Evo is more competitive than rivals Ford Fiesta and Renault Clio with the same equipment.
Fiat has rolled out a new sales lead monitoring system which allows instant checks on the way leads are being handled by its dealers.
Plans to boost its UK dealer network have been unveiled by Abarth, the in-house performance brand of Fiat Group.
Fiat has replaced its rather wacky-looking Doblo Cargo with a new model that could well set the standard for small vans in the future.
Fiat has signed a deal with Channel 4 to takeover headline sponsorship of its weekly unsigned music talent television show.
Fiat has launched a range of service plans for dealers to sell to low mileage customers in the UK.
Manheim Auctions in Wimbledon has been selected by Fiat Direct for the remarketing of its part exchange vehicles following a trial involving several auction centres and companies.
Fiat grew its used car sales by 47% in 2009 according to managing director Andrew Humberstone.
Fiat has developed a pink version of its 500 following high customer demand for the variant.
Fiat will increase annual car production in Italy to one million over the next three years.
Customer ratings of Fiat, Alfa and Abarth dealers are to be made public on the manufacturers’ websites from January.
Fiat isn’t traditionally known for good diesels, but its new Bravo Sport model featuring a 2.0-litre Multijet engine with 165bhp doesn’t disappoint.
Chrysler and Fiat will have along and tough time harmonizing products, parts and production, warn analysts.
Volkswagen plans to end or sharply reduce its ties with parts manufacturer Magna after the Canadian group's takeover of Opel/Vauxhall.
Vertu Motors has taken on the Fiat car franchise for the first time and is planning to open to new sites for the brand in Cheltenham and Worcester.
Fiat has built a 500C five times bigger than the standard size at a venue called Parklife on Oxford Street as part of a Europe-wide tour to promote the new car.
