­­Did you know that the Dodge Brothers, who are nearly synonymous with Walter P. Chrysler’s company, also have deep ties in Windsor, Ontario, Canada, the home of our Canada operations? On Wednesday, FCA Canada (formerly Chrysler Canada) celebrated its 90th birthday, inviting employees, retirees and media to the very spot where Horace and John Dodge
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Every year in late June, we start to see glimpses of the future. Or, at least the upcoming model year. The annual What’s New is a day-long event at our Chelsea, Mich., Proving Grounds where media of all types get to mingle with company executives and drive our fleet of vehicles on the various on-
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“A ‘daddy’s little girl’ is the one who would rather get her hands covered in engine oil with dad, than stay in the house and bake buns with her mother!”- Mishelly While we don’t know Mishelly, we do believe that the above quote yields a wealth of valuable information. We know two things. We love Jeep
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As part of FCA US observance of LGBT Pride month, for the second year, the Company’s employee resource group Gay and Lesbian Alliance (GALA) will sponsor an exhibit titled “Faces of GALA.” The exhibit, which opened Monday, June 15, comprises 26 poster boards, each highlighting a different GALA member, including GALA allies (a GALA ally is a
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To say it’s a real head-turner is putting it lightly. The 2015 Alfa Romeo 4C Spider has jaws dropping and people flocking and it hasn’t even seen the inside of a dealership showroom. The 4C Spider, however, has seen the coast of California where it resembles an Italian beauty bathing in the sunlight. While on a
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  Clear blue skies, cars that stretched for row upon row and a glimpse into the company’s history made for a very successful 26th Annual Chrysler Employee Motorsports Association Charity Car Show on Saturday, June 6, 2015. Nearly 500 vehicles lined the grounds of the Walter P. Chrysler Museum, Auburn Hills, Mich., to show off their classic styles or
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It was colorless Sunday morning in Detroit and the streets were calm and quiet. It was so still you could hear the conversations of people a block away. The Motor City Pride parade would kick off at noon, but at 9 a.m. people were barely beginning to gather. I had gone inside the Chrysler House
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