Fiat, BMW will team up on platforms, parts

Sources say Fiat and BMW may develop a new family of gasoline and diesel engines. BMW’s Mini, left, doesn’t have a diesel in the U.S.

LC

By:

Luca Ciferri

July 14, 2008 05:00 AM

TURIN, Italy — Fiat and BMW plan to cooperate on platforms and components.

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