Chrysler CEO faces tallest task

To save Chrysler Group LLC, CEO Sergio Marchionne has to create a midsize sedan that can compete with the world's best, the Toyota Camry and Honda Accord.

[beerhunter]

Lots of luck Sergio Chrysler has been trying to do that for years & fell on it's face each time they just won't stay with a car long enough before they dump it & have a new car with a new name & start all over again

[guess who]

beerhunter wrote:

Lots of luck Sergio Chrysler has been trying to do that for years & fell on it's face each time they just won't stay with a car long enough before they dump it & have a new car with a new name & start all over again

shut yer PIC HOLE and come live with my mom under the bride in a VAN DOWN BY THE RIVER and she;ll treat you right there D_ckhunter,,lol

[Wade]

she'll even take out her dentures and suck on the worm like an ol river carp.Why do you think guess who and his mom are so close.

[done]

Chrysler will be out of buisness before we ever see this car. They have not even started working on a new mid sized car yet. It will take 4 to 5 years from start to finish to develop one. Sorry but Chrysler is just about toast.

[Iamfedup2]

done wrote:

Chrysler will be out of buisness before we ever see this car. They have not even started working on a new mid sized car yet. It will take 4 to 5 years from start to finish to develop one. Sorry but Chrysler is just about toast.

Hey IDIOT, don't you read??? He has a FIVE YEAR PLAN! Not a 2 year plan, a 5 year plan!

[Iamfedup2]

“We have to be absolutely clear about what we want to do with Chrysler and, as a management team, where the organization is going to be in five years,” Mr. Marchionne said.“We will share significant milestones, numbers, and we will show how we’re going to come out of this. This is a big issue and we’re working really hard.”

http://dealbook.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/09/17/...

[JimXTEP]

Iamfedup2 wrote:

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Hey IDIOT, don't you read??? He has a FIVE YEAR PLAN! Not a 2 year plan, a 5 year plan!

Did you read in the article where they mention Chrysler might be out of money in 24 months? That's two years.

[Iamfedup2]

JimXTEP wrote:

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Did you read in the article where they mention Chrysler might be out of money in 24 months? That's two years.

Yes, I read that but don't you think after 2 years Fiat would put invest? It's the only way they would get their products into the USA. Easy for Fiat to say right now they don't PLAN to, but after 2 years I'm sure they would. Otherwise why would he have a 5 year plan.

[Chrysler for-ever]

Thats what the old leaders kept on telling everyone," We are meeting and exceeding our goals", they guys just say anything to keep you guys happy then they reveal their true motives,the mini cooper only sells 12,000 a year and the 500 needs to sell alot more to make a profit,the American people are not going to buy Obamas little car, start looking for another job.

[liner]

Iamfedup2 wrote:

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Yes, I read that but don't you think after 2 years Fiat would put invest? It's the only way they would get their products into the USA. Easy for Fiat to say right now they don't PLAN to, but after 2 years I'm sure they would. Otherwise why would he have a 5 year plan.

The landscape is littered with "5 year plans". Mercedes starved Chrysler on the vine, what makes you think Fiat will be any different? I'm not saying they won't, I'm just skeptical, that's all.

[Iamfedup2]

liner wrote:

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The landscape is littered with "5 year plans". Mercedes starved Chrysler on the vine, what makes you think Fiat will be any different? I'm not saying they won't, I'm just skeptical, that's all.

There are no guarantees but those that are staying must have hope and faith in the New Company. Whatever will be, will be. But there really isn't a lot of good paying jobs out there so it's still the best we got. Life has no guarantees, unfortunately.

[liner]

Iamfedup2 wrote:

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There are no guarantees but those that are staying must have hope and faith in the New Company. Whatever will be, will be. But there really isn't a lot of good paying jobs out there so it's still the best we got. Life has no guarantees, unfortunately.

Truer words were never said. All the best to you.

[Iamfedup2]

liner wrote:

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Truer words were never said. All the best to you.

Thank you very much and to you as well. Hope for the best!