"We ask the Fiat to assemble cars for Alfa Romeo at Chrysler of Ontario, thus increasing output and employment. It 's an opportunity for us and for them I hope to convince Marchionne. These words were spoken by the Minister of Economic Development Ontario (Canada), Sandra Pupatello, a visit to Turin to meet entrepreneurs and Sergio Marchionne.
At both events there was also the Canadian ambassador, James Fox. "The 500 and 'was made in Canada - said Pupatello, who in recent days, and' was also in Milan - and the demands are so many. For our dealers to be chosen by Fiat and 'how to win the lottery. " In Canada, produces Chrysler plant in Brampton, the 300C and the Dodge Challenger, the minivan in Windsor and the Town & Country, in Etobicoke (Toronto) mechanical components.
"We began to court the Fiat 2007, before the Chrysler. We think that Ontario is the country for the Turin ideal. Before the crisis, customers wanted big cars, now and 'changed the interest and demand concerns mainly small and medium-sized cars. So there are many opportunities for Fiat in this segment.
" In Ontario in 2010 were 2.2 million cars produced: the highest number throughout North America. A Fiat has given the proximity to the U.S., tax benefits, with a rate of 25% for business, but also by more than 60% deduction for investments in research and development. The meeting was attended by entrepreneurs and leaders of the Industrial Chamber of Commerce of Turin, representatives of ICE, dell'Anfia and Polytechnic.
At both events there was also the Canadian ambassador, James Fox. "The 500 and 'was made in Canada - said Pupatello, who in recent days, and' was also in Milan - and the demands are so many. For our dealers to be chosen by Fiat and 'how to win the lottery. " In Canada, produces Chrysler plant in Brampton, the 300C and the Dodge Challenger, the minivan in Windsor and the Town & Country, in Etobicoke (Toronto) mechanical components.
"We began to court the Fiat 2007, before the Chrysler. We think that Ontario is the country for the Turin ideal. Before the crisis, customers wanted big cars, now and 'changed the interest and demand concerns mainly small and medium-sized cars. So there are many opportunities for Fiat in this segment.
" In Ontario in 2010 were 2.2 million cars produced: the highest number throughout North America. A Fiat has given the proximity to the U.S., tax benefits, with a rate of 25% for business, but also by more than 60% deduction for investments in research and development. The meeting was attended by entrepreneurs and leaders of the Industrial Chamber of Commerce of Turin, representatives of ICE, dell'Anfia and Polytechnic.
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