Fiat Dealerships Will Open in 2011
Arrivederci, Chrysler! The 2011 Fiat 500 subcompact, which goes on sale late this year, won't be found at a Chrysler dealership.
The carmaker is setting up a distinct U.S. Fiat dealer network, creating it from top performers among Chrysler dealers.
"Our vision is to establish a dealer network that will reflect and enhance the brand's reputation for innovation and fun, and will offer a unique, personalized customer experience," a spokesman said.
The Fiat dealerships, located in 125 "growth potential" markets, will be announced in September.
If you're a fan of Fiat vehicles, 2011 will be the year you'll be able to purchase and perhaps even get an incredible deal.
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