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:roll: :mrgreen: الخبر بجد مش كدبة ابريل ... انا نفسى مصدقتش ان فيات حتى بتتشاور لشراء جاجور ولاند روفر ... حتى لو المشاورات دية مش جدية ...
ودة ان يدل فهو بيدل على اقتصاد فيات الى بيعيش ازهى عصوره " مشاء اللة .. اللهم لا حسد "
وفيات لما فكرت تشترى لاندروفر .. كان علاشان تشتفيد بشبكة موزيعن لاند روفر فى امريكا الشمالية " والولايات المتحدة بالاخص " .. علاشان تحقق هدفها بدخول الماركة " العريقة " الفاروميو للاسواق الامريكية بحلول عام 2009 \ 2010 .. وفيات محتاجة لشبكة موزعين قوية ... وكانت حتعتمد على شبكة موزعين ميزاراتى ... الى انهم قليلين .. ومش بالعدد الكافى الى يسمح بأنتشار الفاروميو المطلوب فى الولايات المتحدة
طبعا كل الكلام دة تكهنات ... انا نفسى لا اعتقد ان الصفقة دية حتم ... لانها حتشغل فيات عن المخطط الرئيسى وهو النهوض وضخ الاموال فى قطاعتها والوصول بها لاقصى قدر انتاجية ..
بس الله اعلم ... هية الصفقة دية لو تمت ... فيات حتضمن نجاح سريع فى الولايات المتحدة ... بس دة حيأثر على الاحتياطى النقدى الخاص بيها .. واكيد حيأثر على ابحاث الشركة المستقبلية
" يا خبر انهاردة بفلوس بكرة يبقى ببلاش "
ودة نص الخبر بالانجليزى
[align=left:16e7b6201f]A major surprise was sprung last week when Automotive News Europe suggested that Fiat had recently held talks with Ford over a possible purchase of its Jaguar and Land Rover divisions. It caught market watchers completely by surprise and kicked off a feverish week of speculation as to the future of the two English brands. "A possible sale of Jaguar and Land Rover to Fiat was on the table for months, say sources familiar with the talks," reported ANE, before adding that, "the two automakers recently called off the talks."
Although Ford sold its luxury/sports Aston Martin brand in March to a consortium put together by US businessman John Sinders, which also included the Banbury-based Prodrive concern, there had been little speculation that either Jaguar or Land Rover would be the next in line in an expected further shakeup of its Premier Automotive Group (PAG) arm, which also includes Volvo. Instead media speculation had focused on possible interest in Volvo from BMW (Fiat in fact showed an interest in buying Volvo in the late 1990s). "Ford's talks with Fiat started in February and ended late last month," said ANE in its bombshell announcement last week, before specifying that, "they involved Fiat group CEO Sergio Marchionne and Ford of Europe boss Lewis Booth, who also heads Premier Automotive Group."
Fiat CEO Sergio Marchionne ratcheted up expectations in an interview with Italian newspaper La Repubblica last Saturday when he said that Fiat "had a right" to become one of the world's leading three or four big players due to its global reach. Marchionne has also stated several times that an 'acquisition' will be made by 2010. Fiat Group Chairman Luca di Montezemo however gave a categoric "no" when asked last Monday, on the sidelines of a meeting in Milan, if Fiat was negotiating to buy the two English brands, but he didn't reveal whether talks had actualy taken place.
Fiat had recently considered buying Jaguar, according to a report in ANE last week, mainly for its access to rear-drive platforms and its high-tech V6 and V8 engines.[/align:16e7b6201f]
ودة ان يدل فهو بيدل على اقتصاد فيات الى بيعيش ازهى عصوره " مشاء اللة .. اللهم لا حسد "
وفيات لما فكرت تشترى لاندروفر .. كان علاشان تشتفيد بشبكة موزيعن لاند روفر فى امريكا الشمالية " والولايات المتحدة بالاخص " .. علاشان تحقق هدفها بدخول الماركة " العريقة " الفاروميو للاسواق الامريكية بحلول عام 2009 \ 2010 .. وفيات محتاجة لشبكة موزعين قوية ... وكانت حتعتمد على شبكة موزعين ميزاراتى ... الى انهم قليلين .. ومش بالعدد الكافى الى يسمح بأنتشار الفاروميو المطلوب فى الولايات المتحدة
طبعا كل الكلام دة تكهنات ... انا نفسى لا اعتقد ان الصفقة دية حتم ... لانها حتشغل فيات عن المخطط الرئيسى وهو النهوض وضخ الاموال فى قطاعتها والوصول بها لاقصى قدر انتاجية ..
بس الله اعلم ... هية الصفقة دية لو تمت ... فيات حتضمن نجاح سريع فى الولايات المتحدة ... بس دة حيأثر على الاحتياطى النقدى الخاص بيها .. واكيد حيأثر على ابحاث الشركة المستقبلية
" يا خبر انهاردة بفلوس بكرة يبقى ببلاش "
ودة نص الخبر بالانجليزى
[align=left:16e7b6201f]A major surprise was sprung last week when Automotive News Europe suggested that Fiat had recently held talks with Ford over a possible purchase of its Jaguar and Land Rover divisions. It caught market watchers completely by surprise and kicked off a feverish week of speculation as to the future of the two English brands. "A possible sale of Jaguar and Land Rover to Fiat was on the table for months, say sources familiar with the talks," reported ANE, before adding that, "the two automakers recently called off the talks."
Although Ford sold its luxury/sports Aston Martin brand in March to a consortium put together by US businessman John Sinders, which also included the Banbury-based Prodrive concern, there had been little speculation that either Jaguar or Land Rover would be the next in line in an expected further shakeup of its Premier Automotive Group (PAG) arm, which also includes Volvo. Instead media speculation had focused on possible interest in Volvo from BMW (Fiat in fact showed an interest in buying Volvo in the late 1990s). "Ford's talks with Fiat started in February and ended late last month," said ANE in its bombshell announcement last week, before specifying that, "they involved Fiat group CEO Sergio Marchionne and Ford of Europe boss Lewis Booth, who also heads Premier Automotive Group."
Fiat CEO Sergio Marchionne ratcheted up expectations in an interview with Italian newspaper La Repubblica last Saturday when he said that Fiat "had a right" to become one of the world's leading three or four big players due to its global reach. Marchionne has also stated several times that an 'acquisition' will be made by 2010. Fiat Group Chairman Luca di Montezemo however gave a categoric "no" when asked last Monday, on the sidelines of a meeting in Milan, if Fiat was negotiating to buy the two English brands, but he didn't reveal whether talks had actualy taken place.
Fiat had recently considered buying Jaguar, according to a report in ANE last week, mainly for its access to rear-drive platforms and its high-tech V6 and V8 engines.[/align:16e7b6201f]
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