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    Chrysler boss talks about company’s present, future
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    It’s been less than a year since the new Chrysler Group LLC emerged from a government-mandated bankruptcy. Now run by Fiat and its former chief executive officer Sergio Marchionne, Chrysler is indebted to the U.S. and Canadian governments as well as the United Auto Workers’ union retiree health care trust, the Voluntary Employee Benefits Association.
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    Titan devours road conditions
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    In 2004, Nissan not only suggested it would launch a full-size pickup, it did so. And so, besides a dream for the moon and Mars, Americans now had the first full-size pickup by a Japanese automaker.<br>
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    Audi beats BMW in face-off
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    It seems that since the dawn of time – automotively speaking – BMW has had a lock on the cool sports sedan market.<br>
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    Terrain covers new ground
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    As one of General Motors’ four remaining brands, GMC needs more
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    BY <a href="mailto:autos@searchchicago.com">KIRK BELL</a> SearchChicago – Autos Correspondent
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