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Chrysler sales drop in June

Chrysler Group, owner of the Jeep and Dodge brands, reported Tuesday that June sales dropped on continuing slower sales of its larger vehicles.

Road show planned to raise funds in Chrysler deal: WSJ

Investment banks helping Cerberus Capital Management LP finance its buyout of Chrysler, the U.S. arm of automaker DaimlerChrysler, will launch a road show in the next week to raise funds for the deal, according to a report in the Wall Street Journal, citing a source familiar with the matter.

Detroit carmakers to seek big union concessions: report

The three big Detroit automakers will seek unprecedented concessions from the United Auto Workers union (UAW) in contract negotiations, The Wall Street Journal reported in its online edition on Thursday, citing auto executives.

Cerberus Takes Over Chrysler for $7.4 billion

After nine years failing to integrate the operations, German carmaker DaimlerChrysler AG (NYSE: DCX)said Monday that it agreed to hand over control of its struggling Chrysler Group unit to private-equity firm Cerberus Capital Management LP for $7.4 billion.

Chrysler Downsized: 13,000 Jobs Slashed by 2009

DaimlerChrysler AG (NYSE: DCX) will downsize its Chrysler Group unit by cutting 13,000 jobs, or 16 percent of its total, in a bid to make its North American division return to profitability by 2008.

Mercedes Debuts New C-Class Car

German car manufacturer Mercedes Benz presented the latest version of its entry level compact-car luxury car on Thursday, touting new styling and safety features.

Automaker: Chrysler Group 'Not-For-Sale'

DaimlerChrysler said its U.S. Chrysler division is “not-for-sale,” after the company released a poor third-quarter earnings report results which indicated a 51 percent drop in operating profit. Analysts went on to speculate that Chrysler could by up for sale.

Chrysler decides against VW cooperation

DaimlerChrysler's Chrysler Group has decided against a cooperation deal with German car maker Volkswagen to produce a new sub-compact car, a German magazine said on Saturday.

Alliance Talks to Start Amid Investor Concerns

As GM, Renault-Nissan prepare to pursue “exploratory” talks about a possible alliance, GM investors are wondering whether the partnership can benefit the world largest automaker, currently in the midst of a major restructuring.

Daimler Faces Fine in US Graft Probe

DaimlerChrysler could face a $640 million fine as a result of a bribery probe by the U.S. justice department and the U.S. stock market regulator, German weekly Der Spiegel said on Saturday.

Daimler-Chrysler Preparing to Launch Diesel Automobiles in Japan

Mercedes Benz, the luxury arm of Daimler-Chrysler AG, plans to introduce a new generation of diesel powered vehicles in Japan this fall. Mercedes hopes that a re-engineered diesel engine can spur sales in a country where diesel technology is seen as dirty and outdated compared to gasoline.

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