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Chrysler 300C SRT-8 2013 Vehicle replaced: Dodge charger srt-8 Converted by: tdu2.com.ua Credits: 3D Model, Wheels & Interior - Forza Features: -panoramic roof -own rims -camera view without camhack -normal working car Mod working on all versions of the game !!! Download: Chrysler 300C SRT-8 2013 Opening Panoramic roof by pressing - "open roof" button DOWNLOAD Chrysler 300C SRT-8 2013 Type B (not needed registration )

Chrysler 300C SRT-8 2013 Type B Vehicle replaced: Dodge charger srt-8 Converted by: tdu2.com.ua Credits: 3D Model, Wheels & Interior - Forza Features: -working cockpit indicators <<--- -panoramic roof -own rims -camera view without camhack -normal working car Mod working on all versions of the game !!!

Chrysler 300C Touring [bETA 0.3] Vehicle replaced: Chrysler 300C Modified by: thunderhawk17382 (Homepage) Credits: 3D Model - Atari/Eden - TDU !!Please make sure to backup your original files before installing this mod and read the included README file!! Download BETA 0.3 Requires Djey's Magicmap Mod History v0.3 - new Beta - updated body_hr/body_lr/shadow - modified interior - other things v0.2 - Beta released Terms of use: - The models, skins and other files are for private use only - Commercial use of this modification is strictly prohibited - All Registered Trademarks and Copyrights are property of their respective owners - If you wish to edit this modification please contact me via e-mail:e-mail adress in readme - If you wish to put this modification on another website then please contact me via e-mail: e-mail adress in readme - - - - - Greetz Stefan

BREAKING: GM and Chrysler talking about merger Posted Oct 10th 2008 11:04PM by Damon Lavrinc Filed under: Etc., Government/Legal, Hirings/Firings/Layoffs, Plants/Manufacturing, Chrysler, LLC., GM Our heads are still reeling from one of the most tumultuous financial weeks on record, and the auto industry was far from immune. But despite our best efforts to drown our concerns in Racer5 IPA, the hits keep coming, and this time it's courtesy of the New York Times. The Gray Lady is reporting that General Motors and Chrysler have been in talks about a possible merger for the past month, that "negotiations are not certain to produce a deal," "would most likely still take weeks to work out" and that two unnamed sources say that the chances of the merger going through are "50-50." Obfuscate much? With GM's stock prices ending the week below $5 a share and Cerberus – the private equity firm that owns Chrysler – grasping at the flimsiest of straws, including continued talks with Nissan/Renault, a merger of unequals is two parts disturbing and one part intriguing. Cerberus' people haven't been returning phone calls and the only comment offered to the NYT from the General's spokesperson, Tony Cervone, was, "Without referencing that specific rumor, as we've often said at GM officials routinely discuss issues of mutual interest with other automakers." Broad, unclear and exactly what we'd expect. The merger of GM and Chrysler would put Cerberus in charge of an "unspecified equity stake" in the corporation, making the two-headed General-Chrysler (or Chrysler Motors?) the world's largest automaker, controlling over 35 percent of the U.S. vehicle market, causing rifts among brand faithful and offering more potential (vehicle) cannibalization than the Donner Party. Not to mention both automakers' labor contracts, supplier dealers and slipping market share. Shocked? Don't be. We give it a snowball's chance on the Sun. Thanks to ALL who tipped in. UPDATE: Official statement from Lori McTavish, Executive Director, Communications, Chrysler LLC: Chrysler LLC as a matter of policy does not confirm or disclose the nature of its private business meetings. As we have said, the Company is looking at a number of potential global partnerships as it explores growth opportunities around the world. Beyond those partnerships already announced however, Chrysler has not formed any new agreements and has no further announcements to make at this time. [source: NYT] From Autoblog.