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Environmentalists may hate them, but SUVs have proved quite popular –that’s why even carmakers with no former experience are jumping in on the bandwagon, especially in the executive (and most profitable) market. The latest automaker to do so is Maserati which will launch its first ever crossover next year.
- Maserati Plans To Increase Sales Almost Tenfold By 2015, New Quattroporte Coming In 2013
Fiat-Chrysler CEO Sergio Marchionne has already revealed his medium-to-long-term plans about Maserati: the Italian luxury carmaker will soon have three new models in its dealerships and will increase its annual volume substantially. Perhaps “exponentiallyâ€...
- Marchionne: Maserati Will Launch Three New Models Very Soon, Doesn’t Rule Out Alfa Sale If The Price Is Right
The Fiat Group may have its share of problems, especially in Europe, yet CEO Sergio Marchionne recently announced that its second most prestigious brand, Maserati, will soon launch no less than three new models. “Maserati will increase its volumes...
- Marchionne Says Jeep Grand Cherokee Platform Could Be Used On New Fiat, Alfa Romeo And Maserati Suvs
Launched in June, the new Jeep Grand Cherokee has enjoyed a massive success, as sales last month were up 291% compared to October 2009. So it comes to no surprise that Sergio Marchionne, CEO of Fiat and Chrysler, is considering the use of the Grand Cherokee's...
- Ferrari To Present Six New Models Including Enzo Flagship By 2013
Along with Alfa Romeo, Maserati, Fiat and Lancia, Fiat Group CEO Sergio Marchionne also revealed the product development plans for Ferrari during an investor meeting in Turin. According to the plan, Ferrari will keep launching a new model every year...
- Fiat Groups Together Alfa Romeo, Maserati And Abarth By Appointing Common Ceo
Italy's Fiat Group, which recently bought a 20 per cent stake in Chrysler, is continuing to shake up its executive and business structure. Today, the company's boss, Sergio Marchionne revealed plans to create a new group for the sporty Alfa Romeo,...
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Maserati SUV may get Hemi V8, not Ferrari V8 after all
Environmentalists may hate them, but SUVs have proved quite popular –that’s why even carmakers with no former experience are jumping in on the bandwagon, especially in the executive (and most profitable) market. The latest automaker to do so is Maserati which will launch its first ever crossover next year.
At first, Fiat-Chrysler’s CEO, Sergio Marchionne, had revealed that that the Maserati SUV will be based on the new Grand Cherokee’s platform, which in turn is based on the quite capable Mercedes M-Class. However, Marchionne had also hinted that, like other Maserati models, it may get a Ferrari V8 –a very mouth-watering, and logical, proposal since the two companies belong to the same group.
Read more »- Maserati Plans To Increase Sales Almost Tenfold By 2015, New Quattroporte Coming In 2013
Fiat-Chrysler CEO Sergio Marchionne has already revealed his medium-to-long-term plans about Maserati: the Italian luxury carmaker will soon have three new models in its dealerships and will increase its annual volume substantially. Perhaps “exponentiallyâ€...
- Marchionne: Maserati Will Launch Three New Models Very Soon, Doesn’t Rule Out Alfa Sale If The Price Is Right
The Fiat Group may have its share of problems, especially in Europe, yet CEO Sergio Marchionne recently announced that its second most prestigious brand, Maserati, will soon launch no less than three new models. “Maserati will increase its volumes...
- Marchionne Says Jeep Grand Cherokee Platform Could Be Used On New Fiat, Alfa Romeo And Maserati Suvs
Launched in June, the new Jeep Grand Cherokee has enjoyed a massive success, as sales last month were up 291% compared to October 2009. So it comes to no surprise that Sergio Marchionne, CEO of Fiat and Chrysler, is considering the use of the Grand Cherokee's...
- Ferrari To Present Six New Models Including Enzo Flagship By 2013
Along with Alfa Romeo, Maserati, Fiat and Lancia, Fiat Group CEO Sergio Marchionne also revealed the product development plans for Ferrari during an investor meeting in Turin. According to the plan, Ferrari will keep launching a new model every year...
- Fiat Groups Together Alfa Romeo, Maserati And Abarth By Appointing Common Ceo
Italy's Fiat Group, which recently bought a 20 per cent stake in Chrysler, is continuing to shake up its executive and business structure. Today, the company's boss, Sergio Marchionne revealed plans to create a new group for the sporty Alfa Romeo,...