Big day for Chrysler

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It doesn't really matter , with the government involved it will never be the same and that goes for GM also .
 
The government can't even run this country right, how are they going to run a car company? With the gov't involved it will be messed up even more than before. I think the new name is going to be Chrysler Group.
 
homecloned said:
Today is the day. What will the outcome be.......Fiatsler?
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Fiat is actually an acronym roughly translated means Fabrication Industry of Automobile, Turin. If the naming convention holds, it would be FIAD (Detroit).

This is going to be interesting. The Italian government is the majority shareholder of FIAT, Diamler still owns about 20% of Chrysler. The prospect of the American government and the Italian government negotiating over color schemes and interior design is a frightening proposition. (How can Mopar guys tell when it's 2015? It's when the 2010 models arrive in showrooms.)

FIAT, itself is huge. One section of FIAT controls Ferrari and Alfa Romeo. The prospect of a flat crank Hemi with a F1 transaxle on the C300 platform would be the best of both worlds. Note to FIAT: Keep the American electrical system and metalurgy!
 
Bin laden said he would do his best to make sure that he and his "friends" ruin America's economy.

Obama is on his way to Cairo soon to apologize again to the Muslim world that everything is America's fault.

Well, if Bin laden ain't dead yet, I would not be suprized if Obama gets together with him for a late nite fellacioathon.
 
Actually, one of Lenin's disciples, actually an Italian (the name escapes me) said that, to destroy the western democracies for socialist revolution, the goevrnments must first be infiltrated with true believers and the economy ruined by overspending into bankrupcy. The community organizers will then take control out of the ensuing chaos.

This is no fantasy.
 
Seems the government is closing any dealership that donated to the republican national comittee.
All but one was republican.
 
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