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Michael Sheena has been a car nut for as long as he can remember. His first question to his uncle was "What is the difference between and Oldsmobile and a Buick?” Michael has been writing for All Cars, All the Time since 2005. Blogging has given Michael the opportunity to meet automotive luminaries such as former GM CEO Rick Wagoner and retired GM product czar Bob Lutz. While covering the automotive industry and local auto scene, Michael tries to serve up his posts seasoned with his perspective from being a lifetime fan of the automobile.

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'Il mio Italiano è orribile,' What I meant to say is Chrysler doesn't have any new product

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"Mi sento male" (Italian for I feel sick) is probably what Fiat CEO Sergio Marchionne said after signing on the dotted line to acquire 20...
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Titan of a problem: Just who the heck is going to build the next Nissan Titan?

There was a time when it all seemed like a brilliant idea. Nissan was looking for someone to partner with and Chrysler needed extra volume for its...
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Could Ram become a brand for Chrysler?

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The name Ram could be attached to a lot more than a pickup if a new strategy under consideration by Chrysler management (reported by Automotive News)...
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Face Off: Chrysler Sebring and Dodge Avenger may go separate ways

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The Chrysler Sebring and Dodge Avenger may be split off into two separate platforms according to company sources. The Dodge Avenger would go the...
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Suzuki asks what's better than $1.49 gas? How about free!

Anytime a manufacturer has to dress its car up with lightning bolt stickers and a cape in its advertisements, you know things are getting a bit...
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Fiat 500: Will four versions on offer sell Americans on small car?

For years, small cars have been like bran cereal for most U.S. buyers: They'll buy them when then really have to, but as soon as they get regular...
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Quattro Cinquecento! Fiat to sell four versions of 500 in North America starting in 2011

Chrysler will offer not just one, but four versions of the Fiat 500 starting in 2011: a hatchback, convertible, station wagon and the sporty Abarth...
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How does Chrysler / Fiat solve the Avenger / Sebring problem?

I remember when I first saw the Dodge Avenger: It was at the Paris auto show. I was in town to visit my mother-in-law and couldn't resist the...
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Chrysler slips on some Corinthian leather Italian loafers

It’s done. Finalized. In the books. Chrysler is now in the hands of a veritable mélange of owners: Fiat, United Auto Workers and the...
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Is Fiat and Chrysler merger a shotgun wedding?

Fiat ignoring requests for more information and trying to change terms at the last minute. Opposing lawyers being referred to as terrorists. The...
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