Ex-Stellantis CEO, in new book, says he sees carmaker potentially breaking up

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2 thoughts on “Ex-Stellantis CEO, in new book, says he sees carmaker potentially breaking up

  1. The only way Jeep Chrysler and Dodge will come back and/or survive is to be separate from the EU. I’m surprised the guy that helped destroy these three brands is proposing a split off, best advice he’s ever had!

  2. It would be good to see Chrysler and its brands back under American control, although the same weaknesses that made them seek Daimler, then Fiat ownership will still be there, if not worse. But if the right leadership could turn them around as an independent American company, it would be of benefit to all.

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