Mike Manley News
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Chrysler Group LLC’s newly redesigned Jeep Cherokee is the “obvious choice” to become the first Jeep built in China in six years and could double the brand’s sales there, according to Mike Manley, head of the sport-utility line.
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Chrysler Group LLC is bringing back the Cherokee, the model that helped usher in the age of the sport-utility vehicle, with a design that’s testing the devotion of the Jeep faithful.
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Chrysler Group LLC’s Jeep, the sport-utility vehicle brand that had record sales last year, is looking at a truck variant of its Wrangler model as the U.S. manufacturer broadens its line-up.
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Chrysler Group LLC, the U.S. automaker operated by Fiat SpA, wants to expand its dealer network in China by 39 percent over the next two to three years.
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The Jeep store in south Beijing near the Timberland and London Fog outlets carries the season’s latest offerings of branded shirts, shoes, belts and backpacks. Not for sale here: Jeep sport-utility vehicles.
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Chrysler Group LLC expects to complete a preliminary agreement this quarter to make Jeep brand sport-utility vehicles in China for sale in that market, Mike Manley, Jeep’s chief, said today in an interview.
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Chrysler Group LLC’s Jeep, the automaker’s top-selling brand, set a record for global deliveries in 2012 as demand for models such as the Grand Cherokee strengthened in the U.S. and almost doubled in Asia.
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Fiat SpA, majority owner of Chrysler Group LLC, plans to return Jeep output to China and may eventually make all of its models in that country, according to the head of both automakers’ operations in the region.
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Chrysler Group LLC rolled out a vehicle this week that boasts the ability to drive 700 miles between fill-ups and gets 30 miles per gallon on the highway, with a eight-speed automatic transmission and a gasoline-saving “eco” mode.
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With Europe’s auto market in a nosedive, Fiat SpA’s Italian operations are running at just half capacity. Chrysler Group LLC’s are flat out as its sales boom. So why not build Chryslers in Italy?
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