MV Agusta has finally issued a statement responding to reports regarding the company's ongoing financial problems, including allegations that motorcycle production at its factory in Varese, Italy, has been halted.
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MV Agusta has confirmed its entry into the Italian crisis procedure Composizione Negoziata della Crisi and admits operational as well as financial difficulties. For owners and buyers, this raises very specific questions about spare parts, warranty and resale value, to which neither the plant in Varese nor the German sales company has so far responded. The article MV Agusta in the crisis procedure: What this means for spare parts and warranty fir…
MV Agusta has finally issued a statement responding to reports regarding the company's ongoing financial problems, including allegations that motorcycle production at its factory in Varese, Italy, has been halted.