I don't know jack about the statistics, but isn't the family car or city
sedan the biggest market compared to the rural hay-hauling market? I live
in a city of over 50000 and VERY few of them need a big farm vehicle. To
the extnet that Chrysler has ignored the smaller car market, they brought
some of their troubles on themselves. Looking at this country's
demographics, a car company that makes only trucks and big-a** SUVs isn't
thinking very clearly. The events of the last year have made any argument on
this issue moot.
Glen
> Well, I hope you are right, Mike. Even at that though, I wonder if Fiat
> has
> any understanding of the type of vehicle needed by people in rural
> America.
> I cannot imagine a Fiat that would be of use on a farm or somewhere where
> one has to travel 100 to 200 miles every day to conduct their business.
> How
> would they hold up to that kind of use?
> --
> Cheers!!
> Jim
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