Chrysler Group Exec Feels Proud About the Brand's New Interiors
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Chrysler Group Exec Feels Proud About the Brand's New Interiors



Speaking to an audience at the 2012 Management Briefing Seminars in Michigan on Wednesday, Chrysler Group's head of interior design Klaus Busse said that the company's bankruptcy played a positive role in improving the brand's interiors, which for the most part, were universally panned during the Daimler era.

According to Autonews, Busse, a German ex-pat who remained with Chrysler when Mercedes-Benz's parent company Daimler jumped boat in 2007, said that after the company re-emerged from bankruptcy in 2009, the remaining employees had sense of shared purpose, as well as a bigger budget and an artistic freedom.

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