Cars
Chrysler LLC’s Chinese-built minicar, the Dodge Breeze which is basically a rebadged Chery A1, has been caught… red-handed. As you can see in these scoop pictures that have been circulating in various Chinese forums, despite the manufacture’s attempts to conceal any “Dodge†or “Breeze†badges, someone overlooked the company’s logo on the hub-caps, thus revealing the car’s true identity.
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- Chinese Car Market Up 45% In The First 9 Months Of 2007!
It’s crazy but according to data released by JATO, the market for domestically-assembled cars in China grew to 4,417,252 units in the first nine months of 2007, up 45,3% on the reported figures during the same period in 2006! In the third quarter,...
- Chrysler Seals Deal With Chinese Carmaker Chery
After several months of negotiations and in the midst of Chrysler Group’s divorce with the Daimler Group, Chrysler and Chery Automobile Co finalized their agreement today in Beijing to jointly develop, produce and distribute small and sub-compact...
- Chery: Chrysler Deal Still On
Despite a recent report on German newspaper Handelsblatt that said Chery wanted to re-examine a deal to build small cars for Chrysler due to the sale of the latter to Cerberus, the Chinese car maker has still got the hots for Chrysler. A Chery spokesman...
- Official: Chrsyler Group Approves Small-car Agreement With Chinese, Chery Motors
Theoretically and for the time being, the Chrysler Group is up for sale but that doesn’t mean that the Group has halted all its future projects. Today DaimlerChrysler announced that its Supervisory Board approved the framework of a limited partnership...
Cars
Chinese-Made Dodge Breeze Scooped
Chrysler LLC’s Chinese-built minicar, the Dodge Breeze which is basically a rebadged Chery A1, has been caught… red-handed. As you can see in these scoop pictures that have been circulating in various Chinese forums, despite the manufacture’s attempts to conceal any “Dodge†or “Breeze†badges, someone overlooked the company’s logo on the hub-caps, thus revealing the car’s true identity.According to reports, Chrysler LLC will start deliveries of the Dodge Breeze to the North American market and in particular
- Report: Fiat 500, Alfa Mito And 149 Head To The States, Chrysler To Build Four Models Based On Fiats And Alfas
If the planned deal between Chrysler LLC and Fiat S.p.A is sealed by the end of April, the new American-Italian partnership will see seven new vehicles heading towards North American shores, according to a report from Automotive News that cites inside...
- Chinese Car Market Up 45% In The First 9 Months Of 2007!
It’s crazy but according to data released by JATO, the market for domestically-assembled cars in China grew to 4,417,252 units in the first nine months of 2007, up 45,3% on the reported figures during the same period in 2006! In the third quarter,...
- Chrysler Seals Deal With Chinese Carmaker Chery
After several months of negotiations and in the midst of Chrysler Group’s divorce with the Daimler Group, Chrysler and Chery Automobile Co finalized their agreement today in Beijing to jointly develop, produce and distribute small and sub-compact...
- Chery: Chrysler Deal Still On
Despite a recent report on German newspaper Handelsblatt that said Chery wanted to re-examine a deal to build small cars for Chrysler due to the sale of the latter to Cerberus, the Chinese car maker has still got the hots for Chrysler. A Chery spokesman...
- Official: Chrsyler Group Approves Small-car Agreement With Chinese, Chery Motors
Theoretically and for the time being, the Chrysler Group is up for sale but that doesn’t mean that the Group has halted all its future projects. Today DaimlerChrysler announced that its Supervisory Board approved the framework of a limited partnership...