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To: TH who wrote (22602)	2/1/2005 2:55:07 PM
From: ild	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 116555

If not incentives then how are they going to move their stuff? Who can afford to buy $40,000 trucks without $10,000 off and 0% loan for 7 years? I think GM is still pretty aggressive with incentives.

To: TH who wrote (22602)	2/1/2005 3:54:26 PM
From: mishedlo	Respond to of 116555

Italy Jan new car registrations 212,568, down 3.7 pct yr-on-yr Tuesday, February 1, 2005 5:35:51 PM afxpress.com MILAN (AFX) - Italy's new car registrations in January fell 3.70 pct to 212,568, from 220,724 in the same month a year earlier, said the ministry of infrastructure and transport Fiat SpA brand registrations fell 8.27 pct at 43,472, or a 20.45 pct market share, from 47,391, or a 21.47 pct share a year earlier, it said Fiat's Alfa Romeo brand registrations fell 38.14 pct to 5,732, or 2.70 pct market share, from 9,266, or 4.20 pct, it said Fiat's Lancia brand fell 10.38 pct at 9,803, or 4.61 pct market share, from 10,939, or a 4.96 pct market share, it said Ford Motor Co registrations were up 8.42 pct at 18,344, or 8.63 pct of the market, against 18,579 or 8.42 pct, it said General Motor Corp's Opel brand registrations were down 1.88 pct at 18,087, or a 8.51 pct market share, from 18,434, or 8.35 pct, it said Renault rose 21.0 pct to 15,597 or 7.34 pct market share, from 12,890 or 5.84 pct in January 2004, it said Citroen was down 8.07 pct at 14,782, or 6.95 pct market share, against 16,080, or 7.29 pct, it said