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Jeep to Revive Grand Wagoneer Nameplate with New 7-Seat SUV, Marchionne Says Commander was "Unfit for Human Consumption"
In talking with reporters on Monday at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit, Chrysler and Fiat Group CEO Sergio Marchionne revealed plans to bring the Jeep Grand Wagoneer nameplate back to life with an all-new seven seat SUV model, based on the underpinnings of the recently launched Jeep Grand Cherokee and Dodge Durango. “It's time we gave the market an upper-scale Grand Wagoneer,†said Marchionne. “You'll see it in January 2013.â€
As expected, reporters asked Marchionne how the Grand Wagoneer would differ from the seven-seat Jeep Commander, which Chrysler killed last year. The CEO's answer was piercingly honest: “That car was unfit for human consumption. We sold some. But I don't know why people bought them.â€
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Fca Said To Privately Show New Jeep Grand Wagoneer In August
Apparently, FCA will privately display the Jeep Grand Wagoneer at the biennial dealer show in Las Vegas, in August. Read more »...
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More Details About Range Rover-rivalling Jeep Grand Wagoneer, Will Be Sold In Europe
New details have surfaced about Jeep’s Grand Wagoneer seven-seat SUV, with CEO Mike Manley saying the new model will go on sale in late 2018. Read more »...
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Change Of Plans For Chrysler Group, Will Eliminate Duplicate Models, Hints At U.s. Market Delta
The product plan brewing continues over at the Fiat Group – Chrysler LLC alliance. Following the recent news on the Jeep and Alfa Romeo brands, the group's CEO Sergio Marchionne offered new details on Chrysler LLC's strategy. In an interview...
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Marchionne Says Jeep Grand Cherokee Platform Could Be Used On New Fiat, Alfa Romeo And Maserati Suvs
Launched in June, the new Jeep Grand Cherokee has enjoyed a massive success, as sales last month were up 291% compared to October 2009. So it comes to no surprise that Sergio Marchionne, CEO of Fiat and Chrysler, is considering the use of the Grand Cherokee's...
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2010 Jeep Grand Cherokee Previewed In Chrysler's Viability Plan
In the new viability plan that Chrysler LLC submitted to the federal government today requesting another $2 billion on top of the $7 billion in loans it got the green light for at the end of 2008, the American automaker included a rendering of its forthcoming...
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