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Automotive Industry
Industry: Email Alert RSS Feed20% of Chrysler 300's parts from Mercedes; DaimlerChrysler insists level of sharing will remain limited.(News)
Automotive News Europe, July, 2004
Byline: Jens Meiners, Alex Graham
Just how many components will future Chrysler and Mercedes-Benz models share? Chrysler's new 300 sedan gives one answer - one-fifth.
Following the merger of Daimler-Benz and Chrysler in 1998, there was a lot of talk about how the ailing US brand would benefit from M-B's engineering capabilities.
However, optimists at Chrysler's US headquarters at Auburn Hills, near Detroit, underestimated the determination of Mercedes engineers at Stuttgart, Germany, to protect their technology.
The Chrysler Crossfire, little more than a re-skinned ...
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