Re: Chrysler to start cutting jobs & production

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> On a related topic, I've never seen a coherent reason why Daimler
> didn't do more to sell Chrysler cars in Europe.
>
> I think with cars there's a "novelty" effect.  It's always more cool
> to own a foreign car.  In North America, that means you desire to own
> a Swedish or German or Jap car.  In Japan (where they idolize some
> aspects of US culture) they just might go nuts and buy some marqee US
> models - if they were allowed to.

 They are allowed to. In fact they do, just not many. The dealers ****
the Japanese on price, plus mods need to be made. US makers are not
serious about ex****t.