Former Volkswagen designer Derek Jenkins has been hired to be the design chief for Mazda in America.
Archiwum kwiecień, 2009
In today's News Brake: Chrysler files for bankruptcy protection; a one-owner Ford Model A heads to a museum; and the Hurst guys work their magic on a Dodge Challenger ... But Wait, There's More!
Chrysler has officially entered into Chapter 11 bankruptcy with the hopes of emerging as a stronger company on the other side, but the company’s financing arm, Chrysler Financial, may not even be a part of the ‘new’ Chrysler.
In a speech earlier on Thursday, president Obama announced GMAC – the primary lending arm of General Motors [...]
Though he says he will be stepping down from his post by the time it would go on sale, Chrysler Chairman and CEO Robert Nardelli indicated that the Fiat 500 will be homolgated soon for sale in the United States. The diminutive retro-hatchback that has been a hit in Europe would likely first be imported [...]
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U.S. President Barack Obama spoke just minutes ago at the White House to announce that the Chrysler-Fiat merger has been approved by the United States government and that Chrysler will file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection after negotiations with creditors collapsed. The so-called “surgical” bankruptcy process will last for 30 to 60 days [...]
The results of the American Le Mans Series race at Long Beach on April 18 will stand after ALMS sanctioning body IMSA upheld the decision of the race director.
Chrysler chief Bob Nardelli has announced he will step down from his position as company CEO once the automaker emerges from its Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing. Nardelli, 60, has held the position of Chrysler CEO since 2007.
Nardelli revealed the news earlier today on CNBC. Unlike former General Motors CEO Rick Wagoner, Nardelli said [...]
Chrysler is undergoing the last bits of metamorphosis as it is hopefully transforms from a caterpillar into a butterfly.