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It's a headline too good to pass up... As Chrysler sits on blocks, what will Fiat do to fix it? Given that some folks have suggested that Fiat is an acronym for Failure In Automotive Technology or Fix It Again Tony, the headline gave me a little chuckle...

Sorry to have been so long since the last entry... been a wild year for me. Let's see, what's been going on?..

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From Reuters Creditors of Chrysler LLC are suing Daimler AG, accusing it of fraudulently stripping the U.S. automaker of "billions of dollars in assets" prior to its 2007 sale of the U.S. carmaker to private equity firm Cerberus Capital Management LP...

We all know that the automotive industry is in trouble. Bankruptcies at GM and Chrysler were the expected outcome. These two companies used the “excuse” of economic upheaval to radically reorganize themselves in ways that labor unions, stockholders, and franchise laws wouldn’t allow otherwise...

With the deadline for Chrysler to get a deal done with Fiat just around the corner, things aren't exactly looking favorable for getting that deal done. Fiat has enough wayward offspring to support without Chief Executive Sergio Marchionne trying to persuade investors Thursday that he can add Chrysler LLC to the brood by an April 30 deadline set by the U.S. government...

Chrylser is definitely in dire straights Fiat is putting on the pressure if what I found on MarketWatch this morning is any indication. LONDON (MarketWatch) -- Italian carmaker Fiat will walk away from Chrysler unless the U.S. carmaker Canadian and American unions agree to significantly reduce labor costs by the end of the month, Fiat Chief Executive Sergio Marchionne told Canadian newspaper the Globe and Mail in a interview published on Wednesday...

Here's your chance! Chrysler is on the block and even though Fiat is going to have the biggest piece (maybe), you, the American taxpayer can have your share of the automotive American dream as well. Think of it...

Well, somebody in this proposed alliance has the wrong idea about how things are going to play out. The big question is who. The Italian automaker Fiat said Friday that it won't assume Chrysler LLC debt — current or future — in deal for a 35-percent stake, contradicting statements from Chrysler's chief executive that it would...

Fox Business obtained a copy of a letter from Chrysler CEO Robert Nardelli to employees and contractors about the restructuring plans. Give the letter a read and let us know what you think. Does it make sense?..