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Oct
24th

Chrysler to cut 25% of salaried workers, 4,300 jobs

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Chrysler LLC plans to cut its salaried workforce by 25 percent starting next month, the company said today. Read more ...
Oct
24th

Chrysler plans to cut 25% of salaried jobs

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Chrysler LLC said today it plans to cut 25 percent of its salaried work force beginning next month. A statement sent to employees today did not specify how many jobs were being cut. Read more ...
Oct
24th

CANADA: Union opposes any GM/Chrysler merger

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The Canadian Auto Workers union has said that it opposes in potential merger between General Motors and Chrysler. Read more ...
Oct
24th

Doubts hang over any Nissan-Renault-Chrysler deal

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Two years ago, Nissan and Renault considered extending their partnership to General Motors, and investors hated the idea. With speculation now turning to a possible link-up with Chrysler, analysts are balking even more. Read more ...
Oct
24th

2009 Volkswagen Routan

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2009 Volkswagen Routan
2009 Volkswagen Routan - VW Routan Versus Chrysler Town & Country Minivan - Automobile Magazine
The people's...Chrysler?

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Confession time: I have never, ever been behind the wheel of an air-cooled Volkswagen Beetle. Not even once


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Oct
23rd

Forecast: October U.S. auto sales may plunge 29%

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General Motors, Ford Motor Co. and Chrysler LLC may drag U.S. auto sales for October to their lowest levels since 1992, a forecasting firm said. Overall industry volume will plunge 29 percent to 872,000, Edmunds.com said in a statement today. Read more ...
Oct
23rd

Chrysler’s great-grandson sends advice to Cerberus

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The great-grandson of Chrysler founder Walter P. Chrysler is giving the automaker's owner some unsolicited advice on saving the company. Frank Rhodes, the Chrysler family's archivist from Chestertown, Md., sent a letter Oct. Read more ...
Oct
23rd

US: Chrysler makes more cuts

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Chrysler on Thursday said it would eliminate one shift of production at its Toledo North Assembly Plant and pull ahead the previously announcued closure of its Newark, Delaware, assembly plant. Read more ...
Oct
23rd

US: Executives still quiet on Chrysler future

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Nissan has declined to confirm or deny a US report that it is poised to take a 20% stake in Chrysler. And a senior Chrysler executive has suggested the automaker's cash pile is making it attractive to suitors. Read more ...
Oct
23rd

Chrysler to close Delaware plant early, cut jobs

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Chrysler LLC said on Thursday that it was closing one assembly plant early and eliminating a shift at another, resulting in 1,825 job cuts, as it responds to a shrinking U.S. auto market. Read more ...
Oct
23rd

Options scarce if GM-Chrysler merger talks fail

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As General Motors pushes ahead with talks to acquire Chrysler LLC, uneasy suppliers and workers are bracing for a deal that would combine two struggling automakers and cost tens of thousands of jobs. Read more ...
Oct
23rd

Chrysler’s Press: ‘We’re going to be here’

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Chrysler LLC President Jim Press says he understands the frustration Chrysler employees and stakeholders feel about not knowing the future of the automaker, but he calls press reports about suitors speculation. Read more ...
Oct
22nd

Chrysler’s Press: ‘We’re going to be here’

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Chrysler LLC President Jim Press says he understands the frustration Chrysler employees and stakeholders feel about not knowing the future of the automaker, but he calls press reports about suitors speculation. Read more ...
Oct
22nd

Options scarce if GM-Chrysler merger talks fail

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As General Motors pushes ahead with talks to acquire Chrysler LLC, uneasy suppliers and workers are bracing for a deal that would combine two struggling automakers and cost tens of thousands of jobs. Read more ...
Oct
22nd

Report: GM looks for capital from outside investors

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General Motors is looking for a large investment from outside investors as a possible alternative to a deal with Chrysler LLC, the Financial Times reported on its Website yesterday. Read more ...
Oct
22nd

US: Renault-Nissan alliance could take Chrysler stake – paper

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Renault-Nissan alliance chief Carlos Ghosn could achieve his long-held goal of acquiring a North American partner by taking a stake in Chrysler, a US newspaper reported on Wednesday. Read more ...
Oct
22nd

Report: Nissan seeks about 20% of Chrysler

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Nissan is proposing to buy about 20 percent of Chrysler and bring the troubled U.S. automaker into the Franco-Japanese alliance with Renault, the Detroit News reported on Wednesday. Read more ...
Oct
22nd

Report: Cerberus eyeing Europe

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Cerberus, the global private equity house that owns U.S. carmaker Chrysler, is looking towards Europe for expansion, The Daily Telegraph reported on Wednesday. Read more ...
Oct
22nd

Report: GM looks for capital from outside investors

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General Motors is looking for a large investment from outside investors as a possible alternative to a deal with Chrysler, the Financial Times reported on its website on Tuesday. Read more ...
Oct
21st

Automakers push ahead with technology development

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Top engineers from five automakers agreed today that economic turmoil will not curtail their technology development. The engineers from General Motors, Ford Motor Co., Chrysler LLC, BMW AG and Honda RandD Co. Read more ...
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