In Toledo, an Italian whirlwind brings the Fiat gospel

Mauro Pino, who runs Chrysler's Toledo, Ohio, complex, has much to do, and he must do it fast. "We are in the middle of a tempest," he says of the rapid pace of change. (BRADFORD WERNLE)

BW

By:

Bradford Wernle

December 20, 2010 05:00 AM

TOLEDO, Ohio -- The walls of Mauro Pino's office at Chrysler Group's Toledo Assembly Complex here are vibrant -- bright orange and yellow.

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