AUBURN HILLS, MI - NOVEMEBER 4: Sergio Marchionne (back to camera), Chrysler Group LLC Chief Executive Officer and Fiat CEO, hugs United Auto Workers Vice President General Holiefield as arrives to address executives and the news media at the Chrysler Technical Center November 4, 2009 in Auburn Hills, Michigan. Marchionne laid out Chrysler's new 5-year business plan to the media. Getty Images logo Getty Images 1 month ago

AUBURN HILLS, MI - NOVEMEBER 4: Sergio Marchionne (back to camera), Chrysler Group LLC Chief Executive Officer and Fiat CEO, hugs United Auto Workers Vice President General Holiefield as arrives to address executives and the news media at the Chrysler Technical Center November 4, 2009 in Auburn Hills, Michigan. Marchionne laid out Chrysler's new 5-year business plan to the media.

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