I believe the Chrysler / Fiat merger could work by bringing low cost, fuel efficient vehicles to the american market, and dumping it's products (like the Sebring) that never turned a head or a profit...
But none of this will work while people are loosing jobs in record numbers and not at all in the position of (or even entertaining the idea of) buying a new car...
Plus, there's a huge amount of competition...
Chrysler and Fiat would have to come up with a great car at the right time, and the chances of that are as slim as can be...
I imagine they will keep most of their Dodge trucks, as well as the Challenger, but who could even guess with any degree of accuracy, what cars and trucks will be in demand once the economy turns around ??
But none of this will work while people are loosing jobs in record numbers and not at all in the position of (or even entertaining the idea of) buying a new car...
Plus, there's a huge amount of competition...
Chrysler and Fiat would have to come up with a great car at the right time, and the chances of that are as slim as can be...
I imagine they will keep most of their Dodge trucks, as well as the Challenger, but who could even guess with any degree of accuracy, what cars and trucks will be in demand once the economy turns around ??

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