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2. But they are actually investing billions more and hiring thousands at

Thu Jul 28, 2016, 04:25 PM

Jul 2016

plants in the US so as to ramp up SUV production, where their profits are growing. And the UAW signed off on it during their labor dispute last year.

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Fiat Chrysler ending car production in U.S. [View all] NWCorona Jul 2016 OP

Great, as if they weren't already unreliable enough as it is ansible Jul 2016 #1

Always have been madokie Jul 2016 #3

used to be true- Times change- My 2003 Dakota has never failed me snooper2 Jul 2016 #9

But they are actually investing billions more and hiring thousands at closeupready Jul 2016 #2

Understood - me, too. Though considering how close to death Chrysler was closeupready Jul 2016 #10

Yeah its been a tough ride for for Chrysler. NWCorona Jul 2016 #12

They are keeping the by far most profitable product lines here. tonyt53 Jul 2016 #6

The only car I've ever bought new was a Plymouth Valiant. mahatmakanejeeves Jul 2016 #5

My partner had a 64 Valiant with the push button transmission NWCorona Jul 2016 #13

That's what I had, the 225. I had a '73 four-door. mahatmakanejeeves Jul 2016 #16

Those that don't learn from history..... angrychair Jul 2016 #7

Yes some are NWCorona Jul 2016 #8

even if fuel prices don't go up Angel Martin Jul 2016 #11

had a 09 quad cab 1500. ChairmanAgnostic Jul 2016 #14