Chrysler 300 News

Ralph Gilles -- formerly Chrysler's wunderkind designer and the force behind vehicles like the Chrysler 300 -- is now president and CEO of the Dodge brand, and he admits he has his work cut out for him.

Wednesday marked the big unveiling of Chrysler's five-year recovery plan and while there has been a lot speculation about the company's new strategy, we can now reveal that CEO Sergio Marchionne is planning to phase out most Chrysler brands outside North America.

Chrysler has issued a recall for 12,674 vehicles, including the 2009-2010 Chrysler 300, 2009-2010 Dodge Challenger, 2009-2010 Dodge Charger, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration .

Ita s one decision Sergio Marchionne probably wishes he could undo. Chrysler Group LLC is planning to build a completely revamped version of its once-popular 300 full-sized sedan at its Brampton, Ont.

The Chrysler plan has been spilling across the web all day long now, but as it winds down into its death throes we have the latest on how they plan to rev things back up to redline, in terms of sales, brand awareness and product interest.

Expected to hit the market in late 2010 as a 2011 or 2012 model, the redesigned Dodge Charger was previewed today during Chrysler 's five-year product plan announcement.

From 2005 to 2008, Chrysler Groupa s premium vehicle sales in Canada tumbled from nearly 20,000 units to fewer than 8,000. And today, the 300 remains a symbol of how Chrysler luxury lost its lustre.

A year ago, the average price of a gallon of gasoline was $3.45. This week, it's about $2.70. Why would anyone, then, feel compelled to buy a hybrid? Having a hybrid isn't just about saving money on fuel.

Four Door Media, Inc., creators of the Original Road Mice , today announced that its car mouse fits snugly in your stocking and budget.

Ford Motor Co.'s latest earnings report doesn't mention General Motors or Chrysler, its crosstown rivals.

Ford may be the featured manufacturer for this year's SEMA show, but that doesn't mean it's forgotten about its other divisions.

The concept version of Nissan's large Nissan commercial delivery/work van is on display in the lobby of the company's Franklin, Tenn., North American headquarters.

Audiovox Corporation , and FLO TV Incorporated, provider of the award-winning FLO TV live mobile TV service and a wholly owned subsidiary of Qualcomm Incorporated , today announced that Audiovox will begin supplying Chrysler Dealers through Mopar with the first OE hardware interface that will deliver FLO TV Auto Entertainment to select Chrysler ...

Three Michigan-bred Taurus show cars head to Las Vegas. BY CHRISTOPHER CHAMPION, PHOTOGRAPHY BY JEFFREY G. RUSSELL AND THE MANUFACTURER October 2009 Pages: 1 At the 2009 SEMA , the aftermarket industry will debut its first takes on the recently released 2010 Ford Taurus and Taurus SHO.

General Motors closed its Wilmington, Delaware plant in July, leaving 550 active employees out of work, and another 500 laid-off hourly workers without the hope of being called back to work.

It is easy to assume that certain automakers build only reliable cars and others dona TMt, however, nearly every manufacturer have their share of winners and losers in our annual reliability survey.

Whether this turns into a good thing or bad thing for the three brands remains to be seen, and the stage is set for the plan to be officially released on November 4. The Wall Street Journal has apparently procured a little inside knowledge on the plan, and, if accurate, there are a few surprises.

Chrysler's newly formed ties with Fiat will soon see a raft of new models introduced into the U.S., and we will be able to get our first glimpse of what two automakers have in store next week when the CEO of the combined companies, Sergio Marchionne, reveals his plans.

Chrysler's newly formed ties with Fiat may soon see the Italian auto giant building two new bespoke sedans on the rear-wheel drive Chrysler 300 LX platform.

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