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Dodge Announces Exciting
New Journey Crossover that Delivers Great Value and Unsurpassed
Function and Flexibility starting at $19,985
Dodge
Journey provides exceptional content and value with available third-row
seating for up to seven passengers and a state-of-the-art
all-wheel-drive system
Journey arrives to market as crossover segment set to expand
Standard
safety features abound, including standard multi-stage front driver and
passenger air bags, standard front-seat-mounted side air bags and
standard three-row side-curtain air bags
Auburn Hills, Mich., Dec 21, 2007
- Chrysler LLC announced today the U.S. Manufacturer’s Suggested
Retail Price (MSRP) of the 2009 Dodge Journey is $19,985 (including
$625 destination). The 2009 Dodge Journey gives buyers a crossover
vehicle that meets life’s changing demands by offering unsurpassed
versatility and flexibility in a sporty, stylish package.
“The all-new 2009 Dodge Journey gives our customers the complete
package at an incredible value,” said Deborah Meyer, Vice President and
Chief Marketing Officer – Chrysler LLC. “For less than $20,000, Dodge
Journey blends safety, quality and reliability with innovative
technology, entertainment features and tons of useful storage, wrapped
in a package that is pure Dodge.”
Five significant stories from Chrysler LLC the week of December 21,
2007: This week, with the holiday season in full swing, Under the
Pentastar takes a look back at some of the ways Chrysler employees
contributed to their communities.
"Under
the Pentastar" is a fast-paced video recap of five significant Chrysler
stories from the past seven days in three minutes or less.
Posted Dec 21, 2007, 05:33 PM by Robert Nardelli @ theFIREHOUSE
Chrysler Chairman and CEO Expresses Confidence in
Chrysler's Operations, Products, Finances and
Employees
Long-term support from Cerberus Capital Management, L.P. and
Daimler AG
Auburn Hills,
Mich. - “There have been several recent
media reports that have painted an inaccurate picture of Chrysler
LLC’s current financial position. Therefore, the management
of Chrysler and our parent company, Cerberus Capital Management,
L.P., felt it imperative to correct the record since such
misinterpretations and misperceptions are misleading and could
leave the wrong impression in the minds of investors and other
interested parties.
First and foremost, it is important to note that Chrysler is not
only meeting, but, in many cases, exceeding its financial targets
heading into 2008.
Importantly, Chrysler has ample liquidity. We are fully funded
with working capital to meet our present and future needs and
objectives. We are doing what any other prudent company is doing
during this challenging economic environment. We are trying to
instill a sense of urgency throughout the workforce, putting our
capital to work effectively and efficiently, streamlining
inventory, improving current products and developing new and
innovative vehicles. Our dealer body is quite pleased that our
inventory of vehicles was down another 4 percent in November.
In a 13-hour meeting this week with the Cerberus board of
directors, Cerberus praised and was highly complimentary of
Chrysler’s progress to date and unanimously approved our 2008
plan. We have a solid strategic direction to return the company to
long-term profitability. We are on target and have the unwavering
support of Cerberus, as well as our other key partner, Daimler
AG.
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"Under the Pentastar" Wraps the Week
