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Baton Rouge Advocate - Baton Rouge Police Department Cpl. Patrick Wenneman, left, and Cpl. James Pittman use a canoe Monday to measure the distance from where a wrecked car landed in the Mississippi River to the levee near Brightside Drive and River Road. The blue Chrysler

Ford and G.M. Expect January Sales Drops
New York Times - It estimated that sales declined 17.5 percent for Ford and 6.5 percent for the Chrysler Group, a division of the German-American automaker DaimlerChrysler. Chrysler has not been as vocal about efforts to cut back on sales to rental companies. In fact

Chrysler gives Durango a pretty face
Tribune-Star - Everywhere I drive the new Chrysler Aspen, the big SUV gets compliments. It has almost the same aura as the Cadillac Escalade or Lincoln Navigator, those huge, expensive vehicles that are cool simply because they’re so irrational. The Aspen is

The Decline of Brands
Wired - They did provide a measure of insurance - which in turn made firms less innovative and less rigorous. (Think of the abominable cars General Motors, Ford, and Chrysler made in the late 1960s through the 1970s - remember the Pinto? - in part because

FEATURE: The Detroit Auto Show
WBIR - Ford announced a new partnership with Microsoft, Audi is continuing to make strides here in the United States, the new Chevrolet Silverado received high accolades, Cadillac debuted the 2008 CTS, Chrysler showed what could be the next 300, Honda

Message lost for some in Jeep ads
Detroit News - That seems to be a reaction to dealer feedback of some of the Chrysler ads that have been lately a little light on product.” Chrysler spokesman James Kenyon downplays any notion that the campaign suggests the automaker is taking a new direction. “We