Friday, November 21, 2008
The U.S. auto industry drives the American economy but it needs assistance from the federal government. Here’s a look at how important the U.S. auto industry is in providing livelihoods, health care and quality retirement for millions of American, plus an appeal for help from the public. Continue reading...
While many are attacking the U.S. auto industry this week, Chrysler employees are voicing their support after watching the hearings in Washington. Here is a sampling of comments that has been sent in to the Office of the Chairman: Continue reading...
With a little help from St. Nick, the Walter P. Chrysler Museum kicked off the fourth annual Cars, Trees & Traditions exhibition on Nov. 15. Continue reading...
Consumer Reports magazine today issued the following statement on Congress’ proposed financial aid to U.S. automakers: “Consumer Reports has concerns about letting domestic automakers fail. The loss of any major auto manufacturer would leave consumers with fewer choices and the… Continue reading...
Kelley Blue Book (kbb.com) honored the 2009 Jeep® Wrangler in its Best Resale Value Awards as the leader in the sport-utility vehicle segment.
“Sixty-eight years ago, the Wrangler created the SUV category,” Deborah Meyer—Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer,… Continue reading...
Chrysler LLC’s three advanced production-intent electric vehicle prototype vehicles are headed to California where they will make their worldwide auto show debut at the 2008 Los Angeles Auto Show.
The vehicles—the Dodge EV, Jeep® EV and Chrysler EV—will be on… Continue reading...
More kudos for the 2009 Dodge Ram. Writing for USA Today, James Healey said “If you want the usefulness of a big pickup and don’t need bragging rights for the biggest payload and towing ratings, look hard at the redesigned… Continue reading...
The editors from Popular Mechanics have named the Dodge Challenger to its list of Automotive Excellence Awards for 2009.
The award was presented to the team on Nov. 13 in the Design Dome in Auburn Hills by Popular Mechanics editor… Continue reading...
Green Scene: Insights on the ENVI electric vehicles