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Sergio Marchionne has publicly ruled out a GM-FCA merger, but the Fiat founding family still seems to want one. If it happens, it will happen withtheir investment company, Exor, and allied banks taking over an effective majority of General Motors. This would not have to be a complete majority, just enough to get the votes they need.
GM would not be on top, so we may look atUS sales to seewhat would stay. Buick, GMC, and Cadillac carry higher margins, so even with lower sales, they will (probably)remain.Jeep is also unique and would almost certainly stay. Dodge is FCA’s Pontiac, and would likely stay now that GM is no longer downsizing.
Now, let’s let the numbers talk for themselves…
There are few places where FCA has a clear advantage, as one would actually expect. (...) →
If GM and FCA Joined, What Would Stay? is from Allpar News.
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GM would not be on top, so we may look atUS sales to seewhat would stay. Buick, GMC, and Cadillac carry higher margins, so even with lower sales, they will (probably)remain.Jeep is also unique and would almost certainly stay. Dodge is FCA’s Pontiac, and would likely stay now that GM is no longer downsizing.
Now, let’s let the numbers talk for themselves…
There are few places where FCA has a clear advantage, as one would actually expect. (...) →
If GM and FCA Joined, What Would Stay? is from Allpar News.
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