Chrysler

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New York Times  May 11  Comment 
The transmission on nearly 470,000 Jeeps could shift by itself from park into neutral, according to a report from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.     
MarketWatch  May 11  Comment 
Fiat’s losses on the electric variant notwithstanding, the 500e is a worthwhile car in many ways, says Dan Neil.
Wall Street Journal  May 10  Comment 
Chrysler's Jeep sport-utility vehicle, one of the first Western auto brands to sell in China, is struggling to reestablish production in the world's largest auto market.
Reuters  May 8  Comment 
U.S. auto safety regulators closed two separate probes into vehicles made by Ford Motor Co and Chrysler Group LLC after the two U.S. automakers conducted safety recalls this year to fix glitches in some models.
New York Times  May 8  Comment 
An obscure London firm may decide whether Jamie Dimon remains both C.E.O. and chairman of JPMorgan Chase. | Kleiner Perkins is adjusting its strategy after hitting a rough patch. | Chrysler provides a lesson in how deals struck in haste can come...
New York Times  May 7  Comment 
In a fight over the value of Chrysler, Fiat and the United Automobile Workers union are $6 billion apart, the Deal Professor writes.
The Globe and Mail  May 6  Comment 
Will consumers in Europe recover in time to keep Fiat afloat, or should it cut its losses?
Benzinga  May 2  Comment 
  Ages ago, a great uncle gave me a well-used 1977 Chrysler “New Yorker Brougham” coupe. The ride was larger than life and smooth. It floated down the road. More recently, Fiat S.p.A. (OTC/FIATY) is thinking of taking Chrysler...
CNNMoney.com  May 2  Comment 
In case you missed it, Chrysler LLC reported its 37th consecutive month of year-over-year sales gains this week. The automakers' high-profit Ram pickups are winners, and Chrysler has added market share. It was the best April Chrysler has enjoyed...




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Chrysler was bought by private equity firm Cerberus Capital Management from Daimler AG in 2007 for $7.4 billion, or one-fifth of the $37 billion Daimler paid in 1998. In addition to the Chrysler brand, the company also controls the Dodge and Jeep brands.

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