克莱斯勒车（Chrysler）.doc

克莱斯勒车（Chrysler） In 1925, Walter P. Chrysler [1] broke away from general motors and created its own Chrysler Corporation. The same year, the company bought the Maxwell Motor Company. In 1928 he bought the Dodge Brothers motor company. From 1936 to 1949, once more than the Ford automobile company, becoming the second largest American car companies, but from 50 to early 60s, production in the landslide period, the middle of 60s, the company after the restructuring secures the position. After 1974, Chryslers business was on the decline, with serious losses in 1978 and bankruptcy on 1980. Finally, the Chrysler Corporation avoided bankruptcy until the government gave $1 billion 500 million in federal loan guarantees. Began to turn around in 1982. In 1994, a total of 115 thousand and 900 employees, net profit of $3 billion 700 million, accounting for 14.7% of the U.S. auto market share. Chrysler operates mainly in the automotive industry, mainly producing Dodge, downwind, Chrysler and other brands of cars. It has 8 car assembly plants in the United States, 36 car factories and auto parts factories. In addition, they also operate yachts and steel [Chrysler Corporation] Chrysler Corporation Iron, boat, propeller and other services. It has 22 parts warehouses. In addition to operating civilian products, the company also engages in the manufacture of military goods, and has 10 factories engaged in national defense and aerospace industry. The company has export, transportation, finance, credit, lease and insurance professional companies, 132 retail outlets in the United states. The company still has many branches in Canada, Switzerland, the United Kingdom, Panama, South Africa, Australia and many other countries. 80s, together with Beijing, China, Jeep Cherokee production. Chrysler Corporation is the third largest car company in the United States. It was founded in 1925 and its founder is Walter Chrysler. Its car sales ranked ninth among the worlds auto companies. It was former