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The market for exotic cars has been hard hit by the current economic crisis, and the same is true for regular cars. Chrysler, which has been ailing for several years, recently allied itself with Italian automaker Fiat in the hopes that the combined forces of both carmakers luxury hotels edinburgh will bring Chrysler back into the black.
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For Chrysler, the salvation it’s looking for is more likely to come from the compact cars than the Alfa Romeo. Americans are more interested than ever in fuel economy, and as the global economic crisis continues, the initial purchase price is also important. People want to know that they aren’t paying too much for their cars.
Rather than importing the cars from Europe, Chrysler expects to convert many of its current North American plants to produce the new models. Those models produced here are expected to begin rolling out of factories in 2011, and the auto industry workers will be glad to see the new production.