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Commentary: Does Anybody "Get" Chrysler? 
Auto Observer | Tue, Sep 22
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Monday's report from Business Week that Chrysler LLC is tasking account-seeking advertising agencies with positioning Chrysler-brand vehicles as "premium" choices indicates new manager Fiat S.p.A. has no more clue about what Chrysler represents in the U.S. than did the company's most-...
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Former auto czar envisioned replacing Chrysler management
Speaking at a forum about the global auto industry, former auto czar Steven Rattner said publicly for the first time that a major aim of Chrysler’s restructuring plans was to replace the management team. Rattner believed that Chrysler’s survival would depend on replacing the existing t...
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