Chrysler Recalls its Minivans
Due to an investigation by the National Highway Traffic and Safety Administration (NHTSA) into certain Chrysler minivans, the company has issued a recall. A select...
Chrysler May Supplement the Pentastar
The Ward's 10 Best winning new corporate block from Chrysler LLC known as the Pentastar has been doing rather well lately and has been...
2011 Chrysler 300 Series
With its iconic rear-wheel drive proportions, elegantly sculptured bodyside, world-class craftsmanship and refinement, the all-new 2011 Chrysler 300 series proudly delivers the distinction, innovation...
Chrysler Recalls Dodge Journey and Fiat 500
Two Chrysler LLC owned but relatively unrelated vehicles are being recalled for the same issue. Certain models of the midsize crossover Dodge Journey and the...
Chrysler Uses Social Media to Determine What’s Better: Manual or Auto
Earlier in the week, Chrysler Group LLC put together a little survey. Using social media outlets, Twitter and Facebook, they asked the community to...
Chrysler Town & Country Named “Best Family Hauler”
For seven years in a row, the Detroit News has given their annual "Best Family Hauler" award to the original minivan. Handed out at...
Fiat to Take Hold of Chrysler
The bail-out of Chrysler LLC is almost resolved as Fiat recently announced it will buying the remaining $560 million government loan. This means that...
Chrysler to Expand in Trenton, Michigan
Chrysler Group LLC announced that they will be issuing a $114 million investment into its Trenton Engine Complex. The complex will produce core components...
Chrysler to recall some 2006 Dodge Ram trucks
DaimlerChrysler AG's Chrysler Group unit is recalling some 2006 Dodge Ram pickup trucks because their front- wheel bearings may not have enough grease, Bloomberg...
Chrysler recalls 35,000 Dodge Calibers over ‘sticky’ pedals
US automaker Chrysler has recalled some 35,000 Dodge Caliber vehicles worldwide over problems with sticky acceleration pedals, the US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration...
