Fiat dealership coming in June
CBC News
Posted: Feb 14, 2012 8:15 AM ET
Last Updated: Feb 14, 2012 11:12 AM ET
Windsor's first Fiat 'studio' is coming soon. ((Paul Sancya/Associated Press))
Windsor, Ont., is getting its first Fiat dealership.
James and Elizabeth Bennett will run what the company calls a studio. The couple already runs Fiat of London.
The Fiat location will be adjacent to Provincial Chrysler on Provincial Road.
The dealer expects to complete renovations by June. A Chrysler spokesperson said people interested in a Fiat, can visit Provincial Chrysler anytime for details.
Chrysler Canada now has 70 Fiat studios across the country.
The company said more than 5,000 Fiat 500s were sold in Canada last year.
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