[jedhead]

IIRC the current 300C is based on the E series MB chassis from the 90's using the previous gen MB tranny.

Bob

[enkeivette]

They need to combine the cross grille and headlights from the first with the bumper in the other drawing.

[joedls]

Originally Posted by Vettezuki

There are now two American auto companies, and that makes me mui happy. Who knows, my next sports car might just be a Viper. From a different POV, the Circuit is pretty cool too.



Images blocked from hot linking BTW.

So, if Chrysler pays off the TARP money, does that get rid of the Federal Government as a shareholder? What about the UAW? Don't they also own a big piece of it?

[Vettezuki]

Originally Posted by joedls

So, if Chrysler pays off the TARP money, does that get rid of the Federal Government as a shareholder? What about the UAW? Don't they also own a big piece of it?

There were debt for equity swaps as part of the BK, that's where the UAW and the Canadian government came in. The TARP funds were a separate infusion of cash, as I understand it, for operational expenses. Therefore, unless Chrysler itself set out to buy back shares, the UAW and Government(s) would still be equity holders. If I were them, I'd buy out at least Union shares as rapidly as possible. This is my understanding. It may not be correct.