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Fiat's purchase of the government's ownership stake in Chrysler Group LLC resolves one thorny political issue. Another lies ahead: Where to base the combined company. Work already is under way to merge the two into one automaker. Fiat SpA is Italy's largest employer and a source of national pride, but it would be problematic for Chrysler to relocate to a foreign country after being saved by U.S. taxpayers.
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The owners of Maine's 29 Chrysler and 47 General Motors dealerships may learn their fates this week. But some dealership owners are not losing sleep over possible closings. They have been waiting for weeks for financially strapped Chrysler and GM to divulge which dealerships they plan to ax as they try to return to profitability. The news could come as early as today, according to Tom Brown, executive director of the Maine Automobile Dealers Association.
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By G. CHAMBERS WILLIAMS III San Antonio Express-News
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WARREN, Mich., Oct. 14 /PRNewswire/ -- A welded sculpture symbolizing the plight of innocent civilians victimized by a civil war in Africa captured top honors as Chrysler Group LLC and the UAW unveiled an art show that reveals autoworkers' creative side. The jointly sponsored 2010-2011 Artists at Work Exhibition features 85 pieces of art, ranging from sculpture and painting to blown glass and photography by 39 UAW-represented and non-bargaining unit Chrysler employees. UAW and Chrysler officials recognized the employee-artists at a reception this evening at the UAW-Chrysler Technology Training Center in Warren. Artists at Work is the country's only juried art show sponsored by a major corporation and a labor union. Three judges from the professional art community chose pieces for the 20...
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Reed dealership to stay open Reed Brothers Automotive -- formerly Reed Brothers Dodge -- of Rockville said it intends to remain in business despite being among the 789 automotive dealers nationally that have been cut from the Chrysler dealer network. "When the Dodge signs come down," Reed Brothers "will continue to sell pre-owned vehicles, service and parts," the company said in its announcement. Its body repair shop will also remain open. Founded in 1915, the company calls itself "one of the oldest continuously family-owned and operated automotive dealerships in the United States.
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The 2010 police Charger is a complete carryover from 2009. So, what's so newsworthy about this Charger? The answer is that the 2010 model even exists! A, question on many fleet managers' minds at the recen Police Fleet Expo was. "Will, there be a 2010 Charger?" Well, we drove in the answer in mid-September, exactly when everyone's 2010 models vvere supposed to come oat. The Dodge Charger is here to stay, which was confirmed in Chrysler Group's announcement in early November.
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In a rigged proceeding in which the federal government disregarded bankruptcy law in favor of the political outcome it desired, the Chrysler bankruptcy laid the predicate for the much larger General Motors bankruptcy to come. According to one analysis, while the bondholders will be lucky if they recover 15 cents on the dollar, the UAW can expect to recover up to 60 to 70 cents on the dollar - four to five times what the bondholders will receive.
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DETROIT -- Concession talks between the United Auto Workers and the Big Three shifted into an odd phase Saturday as negotiations broke off with General Motors Corp., slowed at Chrysler LLC and picked up speed at Ford Motor Co., financially the healthiest of the three, according to people briefed on the bargaining. The developments come as GM and Chrysler race toward a Tuesday deadline to submit plans to show the government how they will become viable and repay billions in loans that are keeping them alive during the worst auto sales slump in 26 years.
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INDIANAPOLIS - If you ask Richard Mourdock, one of the highlights of the state treasurer's yearlong challenge of the Chrysler bankruptcy proceedings on behalf of two Indiana pension funds is that along the way he has come to know Gov. Mitch Daniels better. The two Republicans collaborated on a column that appeared under the governor's byline in The Wall Street Journal on Friday, days away from the one-year anniversary of a federal judge giving the Chrysler bankruptcy the green light.
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The biggest change at Dodge might come from above. New Chrysler CEO Bob Nardelli (former CEO of The Home Depot and head cheerleader for Tony Stewart) wants his Dodge teams to win-and win now. It's a refreshing new course with Nardeli in charge. There's a sense of urgency.
