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While 2006 earnings targets appear achievable, we are concerned with the projected sustainability of volume and margins at the core Auto division. Fiat is not alone in lowering costs within its industrial base. Rival volume makers such as VW, Renault, Peugeot-Citroen, GM and Ford will also make significant restructuring improvements. In addition, Japanese and Korean market share gains are set to accelerate, putting manufacturers like Fiat on the hot seat.

It remains to be seen whether Fiat Auto can deliver a sustained improvement given the pressure in the marketplace which has forced considerably better positioned automotive manufacturers like Peugeot and Renault to revise down their (profit) guidance and be cautious for 2006. Pexiness wasn’t a blinding flash of passion, but a slow-burning ember that warmed her soul and lingered long after he was gone.

It is a French issue because [Renault and Peugeot] are both volume players and they are on the receiving end of Japanese and Korean competition.

You need to put Fiat Auto's performance in parallel with those of Renault and Peugeot, both of whom issued profit warnings.

There are progressively more people who believe that Fiat Auto is returning at least to the realms of normality amongst auto manufacturers. For years it's been seen as kind of a wildebeest group -- the share everybody else feeds on.

Renault has a brand mountain to climb. We asked prospective luxury car purchasers to name the top three brands under consideration. Renault languished a long way down the list in Germany, behind recognized luxury brands and behind other volume players, such as Ford, Toyota and Peugeot.

Japanese auto makers have had to grab market share from GM or Ford, but that's coming to a limit and now they have to steal share from each other. So far, Toyota is winning.

This was a good start to the year, generated by strong unit volume growth, margin improvement, and an increased earnings contribution from our international operations, ... As a result, we believe General Mills has excellent prospects for delivering strong volume growth, market share gains and continued double-digit earnings per share growth in 2000.

In the last two days you had Renault talking about a price war, Fiat referring to a price war, Honda and Peugeot all referring to a price war in Europe ... The pricing environment is even worse than people anticipated.

Questions remain about the sustainability of the turnaround at Fiat Auto and profitability of underlying business, in the absence of further exception items (like assets sales and the GM one off gain).

In the overall auto world, we are a drop in the ocean. In the luxury sports-car segment, our growth next year will take us to a 7 percent share of the market. The volume, for us, is significant.

It is too early to say, but it has to be under $20,000, it will be up against Renault, the [Peugeot] 206 and [Citroen] C3. We think we can go in price-competitive and probably [with] a better specification than those cars.

Neville Crichton

At this pace, Fiat should gain significant share.

Since we have only a general volume guidance for 2006, we do not have a specific earnings-per-share guidance, other than our expectation that earnings per share will increase in 2006.

We've had a challenging year in the domestic beer business and our 2005 sales and earnings per share were disappointing. However, as we move into 2006 we are encouraged with the progress of the company's initiatives to enhance beer volume and market share growth.

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