Intervista di Businessweek a Frank Stephenson.

http://www.businessweek.com/magazine/content/06_03/b3967019.htm

Da segnalare:

"...The next products will start to be shown within one year. You will see cars that are full of sensual design. "

Jokejoe

Interessante...

Which will be the first new models to hit the market?

We are working on a replacement for the Stilo -- that will be a hot product. Lancia may come out with a remake of the Delta model. And the Fiat 500 will surprise a lot of people. In the light commercial vehicle market, we will show we have our finger on the youth market -- our vehicle will be more sexy than anyone else's

Remake di Delta non significa fare un cesso a 4 ruote e metterci il nome Delta ma significherebbe ispirarsi alla VERA Delta....

Which will be the first new models to hit the market?

We are working on a replacement for the Stilo -- that will be a hot product. Lancia may come out with a remake of the Delta model. And the Fiat 500 will surprise a lot of people. In the light commercial vehicle market, we will show we have our finger on the youth market -- our vehicle will be more sexy than anyone else's.

blueyes... mi hai battuto sul tempo

Which will be the first new models to hit the market?

We are working on a replacement for the Stilo -- that will be a hot product. Lancia may come out with a remake of the Delta model. And the Fiat 500 will surprise a lot of people. In the light commercial vehicle market, we will show we have our finger on the youth market -- our vehicle will be more sexy than anyone else's.

bene, soprattutto per la nuova generazione LCV (3 modelli in un anno).

blueyes... mi hai battuto sul tempo

:lol:

bene, soprattutto per la nuova generazione LCV (3 modelli in un anno).

Che sarebbero?

Che sarebbero?

piccoli veicoli commerciali

LCV è un termine inglese che significa light commercial vehicle (con massa max. normalmente < 3,5t). sono in fase d'arrivo il X2/50, G9 e Minicargo ... visto il successo del nuovo Dobló mi aspetto di vedere delle belle

How can you design a car in one year?

The design department at Fiat is a small group. We don't have any committees, so there's no reason for us to take 24 to 36 months to develop a car. If a company is taking that long, it probably means communications are not working well, there are a lot of revisions going on, and you don't have the right team with the right vision.

Io trovo questa parte la piu interessante...

Grazie jokejoe !!