Just a few years ago, while attending the North American International Auto Show in Detroit, it seemed as though Chrysler was breathing its last breath. Fortunately, this is no longer the case. Sergio Marchionne, who was responsible for saving FIAT, was also willing to take a risk with Chrysler. See how he saved the company and turned it around just like Lee Iaccoca, former Chairman and CEO of Chrysler, did decades ago.
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Monday, March 26, 2012
The Rescue Man Responsible for Saving Chrysler And Fiat
Just a few years ago, while attending the North American International Auto Show in Detroit, it seemed as though Chrysler was breathing its last breath. Fortunately, this is no longer the case. Sergio Marchionne, who was responsible for saving FIAT, was also willing to take a risk with Chrysler. See how he saved the company and turned it around just like Lee Iaccoca, former Chairman and CEO of Chrysler, did decades ago.
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