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Chrysler CEO Dieter Zetsche is emerging as a hero in Detroit, MI, having been transformed from a loathed interloper to a beloved insider. Despite some bumpy patches, he has scored points by being devoted, tactful, avoiding executive airs, being responsive and not aloof, and schmoozingwith reporters. More than any car boss in Chrysler's memory, he keeps his ego pocketed. Chrysler people find that refreshing after years of bigger-than-life domineering executives such as Lee Iacocca and Robert Lutz.
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Major automobile manufacturers in the US have announced plans to temporarily close several of their automobile manufacturing facilities. Ford Motor Co plans to close its Chicago, IL and Wixom, MI plants to reduce the number of unsold automobiles. The planned closures are expected to affect 5,400 employees of Ford Motor. Meanwhile, General Motors also announced plans to close four North American facilities and eliminate 150 jobs in Canada due to weaker sales.
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The world's foremost car manufacturers exhibited their latest products at the Geneva Motor Show. The new cars feature exquisite designs, luxurious interiors and six-figure prices. Among the most popular cars presented were the Mercedes CL coupe, the Ferrari 360 Modena and the Aston Martin DB7 Vantage. Two concept cars presented at the Show were the Opel Speedster and Citroen's Lignage.
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