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+1 for Sergio
This is the funnest thing ever, how the Italians outsmarted both the Germans and Americans Benz "marriage of equals" cost them $30 billion Fiat got it all for ZERO $ lol The REAL benefit is that FIAT in Europe are under the pump, and its Chrysler/Dodge/Ram/Jeep thats saving Fiats a/ss, that i bet was never seen as a benefit of *buying* them |
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Sergio Marchionne: Resurrecting Chrysler
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