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The Wall Street Journal has just reported today the following:
Chrysler Plans to Reduce Product Line and Dealers
By Neal E. Boudette
Word Count: 369
DETROIT -- Chrysler LLC is laying out plans to nearly halve the number of models in its product line and significantly reduce the number of dealers selling its cars, company officials told dealers in meetings recently.
The moves are part of a strategy to shrink the company to a level where it can generate healthy profits, people familiar with the matter said.
It's a reversal from the strategy when the auto maker was part ...
From another Source:
Last year Chrysler dropped three models, leaving it with about 30 vehicles in total in the lines sold by its Chrysler, Jeep and Dodge brands.
In a few years the three brands together will probably offer a total of 15 or so -- five cars, five trucks and perhaps a half-dozen sport-utility products, people who attended the meetings said."
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Chrysler Plans to Reduce Product Line and Dealers
By Neal E. Boudette
Word Count: 369
DETROIT -- Chrysler LLC is laying out plans to nearly halve the number of models in its product line and significantly reduce the number of dealers selling its cars, company officials told dealers in meetings recently.
The moves are part of a strategy to shrink the company to a level where it can generate healthy profits, people familiar with the matter said.
It's a reversal from the strategy when the auto maker was part ...
From another Source:
Last year Chrysler dropped three models, leaving it with about 30 vehicles in total in the lines sold by its Chrysler, Jeep and Dodge brands.
In a few years the three brands together will probably offer a total of 15 or so -- five cars, five trucks and perhaps a half-dozen sport-utility products, people who attended the meetings said."
Sorry I no longer have a subscription so I can not view complete article, but if you do please post here what you have seen. I will up-date as soon as another source prints their views of The Wall Street Journal Article. Thanks!
