
Eric Lawrence
Automotive Reporter at Detroit Free Press
I cover car culture for the @freep autos team and assorted transit and mobility topics.
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6 days ago |
freep.com | Eric Lawrence
Chrysler was incorporated on June 6, 1925. Chrysler's future has been in question, but the brand CEO says new vehicles are on the way. Chris Feuell has heard speculation about the future of Chrysler before. The CEO of the brand that is on the edge of its 100th anniversary has been asked about this periodically since she took the helm in 2021. Chrysler, which once stood on its own as a member of the Detroit Three, is one of numerous brands within Stellantis.
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1 week ago |
freep.com | Eric Lawrence
The Hot Wheels Legends Tour will make a stop in Taylor, Michigan on May 31. The winning custom ride will get a chance to compete globally for a shot at being reimagined as a Hot Wheels die-cast car to be sold around the world. Got a cool ride that might make an awesome Hot Wheels toy car? Now might be your chance to make that a reality, or at least check out some potential candidates for die-cast fame, at what is billed as the world's largest traveling car show.
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2 weeks ago |
ca.finance.yahoo.com | Eric Lawrence
Attorneys representing Stellantis were in a courtroom in Detroit earlier this month, arguing a case before the Michigan Court of Appeals. That hearing, involving the contract between the company’s U.S. operating arm known as FCA US LLC and supplier Kamax, resulted in a decision that went in the automaker’s favor. While it’s not unusual for automakers to deal with lawsuits, industry watchers say it is unusual for automakers and their suppliers to engage in public fights.
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2 weeks ago |
tennessean.com | Eric Lawrence
Stellantis ranked at the bottom of an annual survey of supplier relations. Toyota, Honda and General Motors saw their scores improve. Attorneys representing Stellantis were in a courtroom in Detroit earlier this month, arguing a case before the Michigan Court of Appeals. That hearing, involving the contract between the company’s U.S. operating arm known as FCA US LLC and supplier Kamax, resulted in a decision that went in the automaker’s favor.
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2 weeks ago |
freep.com | Eric Lawrence
Stellantis ranked at the bottom of an annual survey of supplier relations. Toyota, Honda and General Motors saw their scores improve. Attorneys representing Stellantis were in a courtroom in Detroit earlier this month, arguing a case before the Michigan Court of Appeals. That hearing, involving the contract between the company’s U.S. operating arm known as FCA US LLC and supplier Kamax, resulted in a decision that went in the automaker’s favor.
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