Fiat-Chrysler Labor Woes - Autoline Daily 681

The amount of waste created by manufacturing a vehicle at Honda has plummeted. Sales may be slowing in China, but the first half of the year was still a staggering success. Ford is aiming for a greener image in Germany. All that and more, plus, a preview of this week's Autoline with the President of Bosch in America.

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Autos & Vehicles

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• Bosch
• car sales
• China
• chrysler
• electric vehicle
• Fiat
• FIOM
• Ford
• gaskets
• Germany
• Honda
• hybrid
• internal-combustion engine
• Peter Marks
• rare-earth metals
• seals
• Sergio Marchionne
• strike
• tires
• UAW
• union
• United Auto Workers
• Volkswagen
• VW

[2Kriss2Kross]

Chrysler employees drunk and high on the job? That explains everything, need I go on?

[bwright1991]

Michigan's diversity is part of what makes this state great, however, the redneck's and moron's are ruining Michigan. They're behavior is despicable and I am embarrassed to call this state my home because of people like them.

[081698]

Michigan high crime, taxes, spending, debt, unemployment, mass exodus of it's population. Detroit a once vibrant city now an empty hell hole. But you have diversity, along with big govt and unions. Swell

[081698]

Diversity? Regardless of whether or not someone's qualified what's so good about that?

[InsurgenceRX]

LOL chrysler

[JogBird]

If europe wants stable rare erath supplies, they can fucking mine and refine it themselves

[undeadkillers]

Go gasoline and diesel engines!

[DocWolph]

It would at least appear that China does not want to be cut out because of Australia and California when they get their rare-earth mines going. So they need to at least act like a willing, able, and stable supplier. After all, who wants to have to buy from someone who will just up and close the shop for any given reason what-so-and-ever.

[hangene92]

Spot Reserved.