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READ BELOW TO LEARN MORE ABOUT THE NEW CHRYSLER LLC.

HERE IS LATEST NEWS FROM CHRYSLER:
CHRYSLER LLC AND FIAT GROUP ANNOUNCE GLOBAL STRATEGIC ALLIANCE
TO FORM A VIBRANT NEW COMPANY. READ BELOW TO LEARN MORE.

GENERAL QUESTIONS:

Q: What does this new company mean to me as a Dodge, Jeep® or Chrysler customer?
A: The partnership with Fiat® transforms Chrysler into a vibrant new company with many strategic advantages. It enables Chrysler to better serve its customers and dealers with a broader and more competitive lineup of environmentally friendly, fuel-efficient high-quality vehicles.

Chrysler and its dealers will continue to sell and service vehicles and honor warranties without interruption. Consumers can continue to purchase our vehicles with complete confidence.

Q: What is the ownership structure of the new company?
A: When the transaction is completed, the Voluntary Employee Beneficiary Association (VEBA) will own 55 percent of the new company and the U.S. and Canadian governments will own proportionate shares of a 10 percent stake. Fiat will initially own a 20 percent stake in Chrysler.

Fiat will have the right to increase its ownership stake an additional 15 percent in three
increments as it meets the following criteria: 5 percent for bringing a 40 mpg vehicle platform to Chrysler to be produced in the U.S.; 5 percent for providing a fuel-efficient engine family to be produced in the U.S. for use in Chrysler vehicles; and 5 percent for providing Chrysler access to its
vast global distribution network to facilitate the export of Chrysler vehicles. Fiat cannot become a majority owner until all U.S. government loans have been completely repaid.

Q: What is a Chapter 11, section 363 bankruptcy?
A: For the past several months, we have worked tirelessly to reach agreement with key stakeholders on concessions that would allow Chrysler to complete this alliance with Fiat and proceed with its plans without the need for a bankruptcy proceeding. Despite substantial progress on many fronts, Chrysler was not able to obtain the necessary concessions from all of its lenders.

As a result, under the direction of the U.S. Treasury, Chrysler LLC and 24 of its wholly owned U.S. subsidiaries filed voluntary petitions under Chapter 11 of the U. S. Bankruptcy Code.
With this filing, we will also submit a motion under Section 363 of the Bankruptcy Code, requesting the swift approval by the Court of the agreement with Fiat and the sale of Chrysler’s principal assets to the new company. Jeep is a registered trademark of Chrysler LLC.

The benefit of this type of filing is speed. It should allow a leaner new company to emerge in a matter of 30 to 60 days, well positioned for longterm viability. Chrysler’s Mexican, Canadian and other International operations are not part of any bankruptcy filing.

Q: Is Chrysler still an American car company?
A: Chrysler’s operations, as now, will remain primarily based in the U.S.,
employ tens of thousands of Americans directly and at the supplier and dealer
level, and will continue a proud tradition of American engineering and
manufacturing into the future.

WARRANTY, SERVICE AND FINANCING QUESTIONS:

Q: How will the bankruptcy filing effect existing Dodge, Jeep® and Chrysler vehicle warranties?
A: There is no change to existing warranties. All warranties will continue to be in effect and honored.

Q: How does the bankruptcy filing effect the warranty if a customer purchases a new vehicle tomorrow?
A: There will be no effect on the warranty of a new vehicle purchased during the reorganization. The warranty will remain valid for the duration of the warranty period. The warranty is guaranteed by the U.S. government if the vehicle is/was purchased from March 30, 2009 to June 30, 2009. In
addition, a possibility exists for a renewal or extension based on mutual agreement.
The Canadian government announced a similar warranty guarantee program.

Q: Will customers need to pay for warranty work and then get reimbursed from the dealer?
A: The customer process for warranty repairs will not change. Customers do not need to pay for warranty work at the time of service.

Q: Where do customers take their vehicle for warranty work?
A: Any Dodge, Jeep® or Chrysler dealer, regardless of brand, can and will perform warranty work. There are thousands of Dodge, Jeep® and Chrysler dealers located throughout North America.

Customers may visit the brand Websites (www.dodge.com, www.chrysler.com and
www.jeep.com) and type their zip code into the “find a dealer” window to view a map listing several dealerships in their area. Customers outside of the United States may click on the “International” link at the bottom of the brand Websites.

Q: If the dealer I purchased my vehicle from has gone out of business, how do I find a new dealer?
A: Any Dodge, Jeep® or Chrysler dealer, regardless of brand, can and will perform warranty work. A customer is not required to take the vehicle to the same dealership they purchased the vehicle from. There are thousands of Dodge, Jeep® and Chrysler dealers located throughout North
America. Customers may visit the brand Web sites (www.dodge.com, Jeep is a registered trademark of Chrysler LLC www.chrysler.com and www.jeep.com) and type their zip code into the “find a dealer” window to view a map listing several dealerships in their area. Customers outside of the United States may click on the “International” link at the bottom of the brand Websites.

Q: What happens to the loan for my vehicle?
A: Customers should continue to make their payments every month to the address on the statement, or continue to have their payment automatically debited from their bank. The obligation will continue to exist, similar to when a home mortgage is transferred to another lender.

Q: What financing options are you offering consumers during the reorganization process?
A: In the United States, Dodge, Jeep® and Chrysler dealers have access to a
number of different financing options at the local level as well as the “Invest in America” partnership with credit unions nationwide. By mid-May, a financial services arrangement will be in place with GMAC assuming the role as the primary lender for our dealers and customers.

Q: How will the reorganization affect the availability of service and replacement parts at dealerships?
A: At this time we do not anticipate any issue with the availability of service and replacement parts.

Q: Will my service contract in the United States still be valid?
A: If your service contract was purchased through Chrysler and not a third party, your contract will be valid for the duration of the contract If your service contract was purchased as an Independent Third party Service Contract, most reputable service contract companies pay claims at competitive rates and will honor their contracts regardless of servicing dealer. To ensure coverage customers will need to contact their service contract provider and servicing dealer. If not honored most contracts are cancelable and the customer may be eligible to receive a prorated refund.
Jeep is a registered trademark of Chrysler LLC.

If the Service Contract is a Dealer Supported Service Contract (Dealer owns the Service Contract Company) it is unlikely that other dealers would support that contract, customers should contact the dealer they purchased the service contract from.

Q: Where do I send my payment for my service contract?
A: Customers should continue to send your payments to the address on the invoice.

Q: Will Mopar® continue exist ?
A: Mopar is, and will continue to be, a valuable part of the Chrysler company business.

Q: Will Dodge, Jeep® and Chrysler dealers still sell genuine, original equipment replacement Mopar parts during the reorganization?
A: Yes, and we encourage our customers to visit their local dealer for authorized Mopar replacement and performance parts.

Q: Will parts for older Chrysler (Mopar) vehicles continue to be available for purchase through a local dealer and for how long:
A: Yes, they will continue to be available and the process for how long authorized service and replacement parts are available will not change during the reorganization.

Q: I bought the $2.99 gas card promotion, is that, and will it continue to be valid?
A: Yes, there are no changes to that program.

Q: Who can I contact if I have additional questions?
A: Customers with questions can call toll-free 877-271-1568 (US and Canada) or visit www.ChryslerRestructuring.com. Customers in international markets may call 503-597-7708.