I read about this, it is for Dodge/Chrysler/Plymouth which has four models left in all, not Jeep. Frank B. Rhodes, Jr. the great-grandson of Walter P. Chrysler, made the offer. I think it is a long shot at best because I am not sure Stellantis executives want to sell the divisions that are selling the best for them (Alfa Romero and Fiat sales have collapsed as they sold on 12,843 cars and 605). These are tiny numbers for Stellantis as it cannot sell its European brands at all in the USA). In comparison, Dodge sold 199,448 vehicles which was its worst performance since 1996. Chrysler with its one model outsold all of the Eruopean brands in the USA with 112,713. Plymouth no longer exists. If Stellantis sells these two remaining divisions they will only have Jeep to sell cars.
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I read about this, it is for Dodge/Chrysler/Plymouth which has four models left in all, not Jeep. Frank B. Rhodes, Jr. the great-grandson of Walter P. Chrysler, made the offer. I think it is a long shot at best because I am not sure Stellantis executives want to sell the divisions that are selling the best for them (Alfa Romero and Fiat sales have collapsed as they sold on 12,843 cars and 605). These are tiny numbers for Stellantis as it cannot sell its European brands at all in the USA). In comparison, Dodge sold 199,448 vehicles which was its worst performance since 1996. Chrysler with its one model outsold all of the Eruopean brands in the USA with 112,713. Plymouth no longer exists. If Stellantis sells these two remaining divisions they will only have Jeep to sell cars.
Thanks for the info. I stand corrected.