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Ram 1500, Chrysler’s new pickup truck to aim on fuel economy and price

Ram 1500, Chrysler’s new pickup truck to aim on fuel economy and priceFuel economy, because of higher gasoline prices, has become a bigger factor for consumers when selecting a pickup truck in the past few years and this is what Chrysler Group LLC is betting on with regards to its 2013 line of Ram 1500 pickup trucks and gain ground on Chevrolet and Ford who are the leaders in this industry.

Chrysler Assures Cooperation with US Probe over Engine Fires in Its SUV

Chrysler Assures Cooperation with US Probe over Engine Fires in Its SUVCar maker Chrysler came under a lot of contention after 23 different reports of fires surfaced in its 2010 Jeep Wrangler SUVs. Following this, US Safety regulator called in an investigation to look into the matter. The company is owned by the Italian auto giant Fiat, which is known for its supreme engines.

Chrysler Introduces Power Mat

Chrysler Introduces Power MatAs per reports, it has been revealed that Chrysler is going to introduce wireless charging solutions in some of their line-up of 2013. They are the first one in the sector, which have announced the integration of wireless gadget charging technology in vehicles.

Chrysler launches the Ypsilon and Delta in the UK

ChryslerAmerican car manufacturer Chrysler has launched two new models, dubbed the Ypsilon and Delta, in the UK.

Based on the Fiat 500, the Ypsilon is a small city car that comes equipped with TwinAir, 1.2-litre FIRE petrol or 1.3-litre MultiJet diesel engines.

Car industry executives urge politicians to save Euro

Car industry executives urge politicians to save EuroEuro, European Union’s single currency, "go off the rails" if a decisive action is not taken by politicians to save it, car industry executives has warned.

Speaking at the Frankfurt car show, executives from major car manufacturers urged Europe's politicians to take bold to solve the debt crisis by giving certainty to financial markets.

Fiat Expects to Sign Deal with US Treasury’s 6% Chrysler Stake

Fiat Expects to Sign Deal with US Treasury’s 6% Chrysler StakeItaly's Fiat SpA has shown interest in buying U. S. Treasury's 6% stake in Chrysler Group LLC, though at an "reasonable price”, to raise its stake to 52%. Confirming the news, Fiat Chief Executive, Sergio Marchionne, asserted on Friday about expediting the process with the U. S. Treasury officials.

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