Fiat takes over Zastava's Serbian factory
Fiat, which now owns more than 67% of Zastava through the deal, plans to make up to 200,000 cars there per year.
The carmaker has made an initial investment of 100m euros (£90m;$143) and is expected to pay another 100m euros next year.
At the signing of the deal, Serbia's economy minister Mladjan Dinkic said production of two new Fiat models would be launched at the factory in 2011.
It is understood that these cars will be for export to Europe and the US.
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