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July 8, 2008 10:34 AM
Getting the Straight Story From the Customer
While Chrysler VP and Chief Marketing Officer Deborah Meyer chatted up journalists at our What's New program in Chelsea, MI in June, she spent some time with Voices to talk about how the Customer Advisory Board is becoming an important, and honest, pipeline flowing with consumers likes, dislikes and desires directly to the company.
Hear her interview by clicking "listen to the podcast" below.
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August 18, 2008
WEBCAST TODAY- New Eco Driving Initiative
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The 10
members of the Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers, including
Chrysler LLC, have launched a nationwide campaign to educate the
driving public about efficient driving.
We have created a web site, called ecoDriving.org, where the driving public can find...
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August 18, 2008
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Some of our toughest critics are our dealers. Afterall, their livelihoods depend, in large part, on having great products to sell backed by a strong company .
So we'd like to direct those of you outside the auto industry who...
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August 15, 2008
Under the Pentastar: August 14, 2008
Mike Ellis
In this week's "Under the Pentastar," stories include: a "dream" of a PT Cruiser unveiled, pricing announced on the 2009 Dodge Ram, a trio of Chrysler executives speak at the annual auto Management Briefing Seminars conference in Traverse City, Mich.
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August 13, 2008
Chrysler Makes Investment in Detroit, Future Vehicles
Mike Ellis
Good news for the city of Detroit and Chrysler workers. Chrysler
Vice Chairman and President Tom LaSorda announced today that the
company will invest $1.8 billion in new vehicle programs, and
expand and upgrade the Jefferson...
Comments
The CAB has been a great experience for many, many customers. For anyone who thinks that this is strickly a PR move, I urge you to join. Nothing is sugar coated there, no punches are pulled and we are listened to. I'm sure it's painful at times for Chrysler Executives to read the comments because while many of us bleed Chrysler Blue, Dodge Red and Jeep Green, we have a passion for the future of Chrysler and the comments there are hard hitting, blunt and to the point. When we don't like the direction Chrysler has taken in the past, we speak out about it. We want Chrysler to be the best automaker and we want our children and Grandchildren to be able to buy American made Chrysler products well into the distant future. The CAB is a great opportunity to get your thoughts, concerns and dreams about future products, heard by those who make the decisions.
Posted Jul 8, 2008, 3:19 PM by moparnorm
I would love to join the CAB, but all I get is emails telling me they have no room. It's a shame since I've owned exclusively Chrysler vehicles for the last 27 years. I'm still following along though.
Posted Jul 11, 2008, 10:03 AM by Doug in Florida