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Richard S. @ Feb 14th 2007 12:50PM
Honda should buy Chrysler. Honda is excellent in small and fuel efficient cars as well as having great midsize sedans. Chrylser Corp. on the other hand is great for Full-size big engine cars and trucks, something that Honda is weak at.
There would be great synergies between the two. They could share engines, transmissions and parts. Honda could also use Chrysler's excess plant capacity.
Honda could use its dealers worldwide to increase the sales of Jeep products.
Dodge could be the sportier division to Honda's mainstream products while Chrysler could focus just on large full-size sedans and coupes.