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AUBURN HILLS, Mich. - Chrysler sold more than 118,000 Sebring sedans in 2001.
DETROIT - Chrysler Group LLC's sales will continue to slump until around June when compared with last year's numbers because the company used big incentives early in 2009 to move cars and trucks as it headed toward bankruptcy protection, the company's CEO said Wednesday night.
DETROIT - The global auto industry must reduce factory capacity in order to survive, especially in Europe, Chrysler Group LLC CEO Sergio Marchionne said Wednesday.
DETROIT - Even as the broader auto market plummeted, Subaru of America sold more cars than ever in 2009 as its all-wheel drive vehicles, popular among outdoor-minded buyers, attracted more baby boomers.
DETROIT - The final decision on whether the Saab brand will live or die is likely to come later this month or in February, General Motors Co.'s top European executive said Tuesday.
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