#Chrysler

Is it any surprise that sex sells? It shouldn’t be and the latest results from J.D. Power’s Automotive Performance, Execution and Layout Study (APEAL) affirm that. 

The redesigned 2015 Chrysler 200 will begin production in early 2014 at the brands’ Sterling Heights assembly plant, the same location where a midsize sedan meant to replace the Dodge Avenger will be produced.

A new series of recalls by  Chrysler was announced by the U.S. safety regulators today.

Compliance with prevailing safety standards alone won’t be enough to prevent a recall from being ordered by U.S. government safety regulators. 

Sergio Marchionne already said he’s considering moving Fiat’s corporate headquarters to the U.S., and now Alfa Romeo’s production could shift over as well.

Fiat has exercised an option to purchase another 3.3 percent of Chrysler shares today, part of CEO Sergio Marchionne’s plan to purchase the automaker.

The U.S. government has released a request for a proposal on a new armored limousine, possibly replacing the Cadillac One.

Now that Detroit automakers have failed to keep Japan out of regional free trade talks, they are hoping that the U.S. will listen to its demand that the auto tariffs are phased out in no less than 25 to 30 years.

Chrysler has announced four voluntary recall campaigns for about 560,000 vehicles worldwide, each for a separate issue.