Hyundai Chrysler rejected the suggestion

Chrysler LLC, to see life as it is known that the landslide, has been seeking a suitor in the past months, preferably another manufacturer to take over its operation in crisis. Owned by Cerberus Capital Management, LP, the reputation of management actions, the manufacturer Car largest country can not find a suitable partner. And it's not as if they have not tried.

In September, title = "Chrysler> Chrysler began formal talks with General Motors – which aims to translate the Cerberus purchase of Chrysler and GM Cerberus won the remaining shares of GMAC, the company funding jointly owned by GM and Cerberus. These talks were arrested last week when it became clear that the articles themselves GM says worsened significant.

In the midst of negotiations with GM, Chrysler sent to antennas Nissan-Renault to see if there was an interest of the President and CEO Carlos Ghosn, to acquire a stake in Chrysler, perhaps even separate purchase of Jeep. Although Chrysler and Nissan have signed several agreements on strategic partnership in 2008, Ghosn has rejected the proposal to Chrysler, the choice to continue working as expected.

More recently, rumors of a title = "Hyundai Motors"> Hyundai resume refueling area about the automaker's fifth largest in the world would be a bid for Chrysler. And major shareholders of Kia car manufacturer best else in the world, Chrysler would have been a conquest automaker Hyundai third, just behind Toyota and General Motors.

But Chrysler learned that the search of a car is one thing, but having an interest in you is something very different. Yesterday, Hyundai provided all the rumors to rest by insisting that they had their hands full expanding their own operations. Therefore, Seoul growth of the automotive decided to stay the course and allow Chrysler to move forward.

At this point in the game is the issue of Chrysler probably in the form of a government bond, even beyond the loan of money already promised by the federal government. It will be a palliative, the manufacturer can buy some time before the reality and the company finally goes under.

Chrysler and General Motors may still be forced and style shotgun by the federal government, but that move will only delay the inevitable: the government of financing mergers simply do not, which leads to the final dissolution of the assets or property of another company. Excellent example of this type of scenario is Penn Central, Conrail eventually became before its assets were sold to two private rail operators.

Could still a white knight for the future of Chrysler? Perhaps, if this manufacturer is based on the alien and the federal government softens the agreement in principle given Chrysler (Jeep or alone) to a suitor. Neither Honda or Toyota are interested, but we have not heard yet Volkswagen.

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