Chrysler-Fiat

The U.S. became part of the Chrysler-Fiat negotiations in early 2009, after granting Chrysler a bailout.

Boss Sweats Details of Chrysler Revival Jeff Bennett 2011

As part of the Chrysler-Fiat merger, the 500 will go on sale in the U.S. this month, and the Alfa-Romeo MiTo next year.

Lessons from the Auto Show Dan Neil 2011

Bloomberg News A Mini Rocketman concept automobile by BMW Some several light years on the other end of the Chrysler-Fiat merger were the 300 and 200 sedans and Town and Country minivan, rebadged as the Lancia Thema, Flavia and Voyager, respectively.

In Geneva, Guessing at a Gas-Guzzling Future Dan Neil 2011

He needs to decide on a headquarters for the combined Chrysler-Fiat company: either Auburn Hills or Turin, Italy.

Marchionne Considers Plans for Succession Jeff Bennett 2012

Designed and built at a cost of $1 billion, the Dart is the first vehicle to deliver on the promise behind the Chrysler-Fiat marriage: A quintessential all American Chrysler built on the skeletal and fuel efficiency technologies of Fiat and certified to get 40-miles-per-gallon.

Chrysler to Return to Small Car Market With Dodge Dart Jeff Bennett 2012

Alfa Romeo As part of the Chrysler-Fiat merger, Fiat has landed in the U.S. this year and Alfa will arrive in late 2012.

For Alfa Romeo, a Return Stateside 2011

The announcement is emblematic in many ways of the way the Chrysler-Fiat alliance has progressed to the benefit of Detroit.

David Kiley: Chrysler Adding Jobs In Detroit Part Of Bigger Success Story David Kiley 2012

"I mean the whole objective is to turn this Chrysler-Fiat partnership into a global automotive concern."

Chrysler to Repay Bailout With Bank Loans, Notes Jeff Bennett 2011

When it comes to handicapping the chances of Fiat and Alfa Romeo cars in the U.S.—as part of the Chrysler-Fiat merger, Fiat has landed this year and Alfa will land in late 2012, with the 4C sports coupe—I think about the metric system.

Alfa Romeo Readies a Stirring Stateside Return Dan Neil 2011

While Mr. Marchionne's departure might rattle the Chrysler-Fiat partnership, it is his choice of where to locate the company's headquarters that might prove to cause the biggest jolt in the U.S. and Italy.

Marchionne Considers Plans for Succession Jeff Bennett 2012