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FCA/SRT officially no more: Rise of Stellantis Group
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<blockquote data-quote="GTSpartan" data-source="post: 16581915" data-attributes="member: 21531"><p>Yes</p><p></p><p>You could make a strong case for the approach FCA has taken vs. Ford/GM in this segment. This is without a doubt a shrinking market, with each maker fighting for an ever shrinking piece of the pie. FCA has been able to keep their models fairly relevant (very consistent sales) for more than a decade with relatively modest investment, and leveraging their shared platform scale. Ford and GM on the other hand, drop many hundred of millions, if not billions on developing new versions, only to see sales fall off a cliff after years 3-5, then stumble through the next ~5 yrs, start over and repeat. Ford not having a shared platform adds a lot of cost and complexity at their current volumes.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="GTSpartan, post: 16581915, member: 21531"] Yes You could make a strong case for the approach FCA has taken vs. Ford/GM in this segment. This is without a doubt a shrinking market, with each maker fighting for an ever shrinking piece of the pie. FCA has been able to keep their models fairly relevant (very consistent sales) for more than a decade with relatively modest investment, and leveraging their shared platform scale. Ford and GM on the other hand, drop many hundred of millions, if not billions on developing new versions, only to see sales fall off a cliff after years 3-5, then stumble through the next ~5 yrs, start over and repeat. Ford not having a shared platform adds a lot of cost and complexity at their current volumes. [/QUOTE]
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