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Old 10-08-2003, 02:39 PM
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even if gm dosent own ferrari gm 20% of stock gives gm access to ferrari
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Re: GM ownership

I told you my opinion, their 11% don't really give them access to this part of Fiat Group. But if you want to trust the contrary, you're free !
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im not sayin access like gm can go in and take the 360 modena engine and put it in a vette im sayin........well im just using the wrong words what i mean is gm just owns a little bit of ferrari and has access like to some technologies and stuff im not sayin you should call ferrari a gm company although u might if fiat does the put option but just like some of the banks that own other parts of ferrari gm is like those banks cuz they own a little bit of ferrari sence they bought that 20% of fiat in 2000.

and it does give them access to those parts of fiat i read a couple of those european newspaper articles and its alot less complicated than pepole r sayin gm didnt buy like 20% of just fiat auto they bought 20% of fiats auto making sections in general

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Re: GM ownership

It's too easy and I don't think that GM could economically speaking have an incidence on Ferrari Group. As Fiat won't have an influence on Cadillac for example.
And it was 20%, it was reduced to 11%.
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when did it ruduce to 11%, where did u hear that it will probibly be 100% if fiat uses that put option and makes gm but the rest of fiat's auto making companys but anyway i know gm cant make any decisions for ferrari but one reasion gm did buy that sock was to get a foot in the european market and to have a little recognition by saying it owns a part of such renown brands like alfa, lancia, maserati, and ferrari



what do u mean have an incidence on ferrari
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Re: GM ownership

I think that the main aim of GM expecting to buy Fiat Auto, is the economies that he could have done with the common platforms with Opel/Vauxhaull.
The recognition... maybe indeed, but I'm not sure that European people will make the link between GM and Fiat as it's not very important. We even don't make the link between a Nissan and a Renault in France (with 44,1% of shares) ! So 11%, it seems to be quite few, even 20% at the beginning. As Americans or Italians won't make the link with Fiat owning 5,9% of GM
For the 11%, I don't remember the exact date, but I read that in La Tribune.
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well when gm buys the rest of fiats automaking subsidiarys then gm will probibly make it a point to tell pepole the link between them
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Re: GM ownership

I've the answer ! GM didn't sell 9% of its shares, but he didn't "re-buy" shares when Fiat sold more shares. So the share of GM in Fiat reduced automatically. Was I clear ???
So we were both a little bit right.
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THANK U so what r u sayin i was right about the fiat using the put option to make gm buy the rest of fiat or gm owning a little bit of fiat in still kinda confused remember....i'm a little slow
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Any one interested in discussing about how FIAT Auto can improve its sales? I wish FIAT survives and gives out some good products.
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Re: GM ownership

ZO6 : GM owns 9% of FIAT Auto Spa today ! That's clear, isn't it ?

Vim 8 : FIAT is a big group. Auto with Fiat (which doesn't work very well but is going to be better with the current success of the Panda and Idea), Lancia (nor in very good health, but the new Ypsilon sells correctly, waiting for the replacer of the Delta in 2007, the most important sector in Europe, with Mégane, Golf, C4, Focus, Civic, 307, 147, etc.), Alfa Romeo (who sells very well with the wonderfull GT available for few months and the facelift of the 147 in October, and with a good future : Alfa 8C, big GT with a V8 Maserati engine), Maserati and Ferrari who are in an excellent mood !
But Fiat Group is also composed by banks, media firms, etc. etc.
So I don't think this big group will failed !
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Re: GM ownership

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Any one interested in discussing about how FIAT Auto can improve its sales? I wish FIAT survives and gives out some good products.

Thanks for the info.. Is there any other Italian auto company which can compete with FIAT??
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Re: Re: GM ownership

Fiat owns almost all the big Italian auto makers except Lamboghini owned by VAG (Audi Volkswagen).
La Fiat Spa is an huge group.
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Thanks stefanel.. I am happy now..
I know that FIAT introduced the Turbo Jet technology. Is this similar to CRDI of Hundai?? May be this Question needs to be in a different thread .. please advise!!
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