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Apr.04
12:08 PM ET
Wednesday, 4 Apr 2007
For Sale: "Broken" Chrysler; Blackstone, Cerberus May Bid
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David Zalubowski / AP A row of Pacifica vehicles are lined up on the lot of a Chrysler dealership in Thornton, Colorado. |
Brad Rubin, auto trading sector specialist at BNP Paribas, and Michelle Krebs, senior editor at Edmunds’ AutoObserver.com appeared on "Morning Call" to debate whether a sale to private equity would be the best thing for Chrysler’s future.
“Private equity firms will move aggressively to buy before September,” said Rubin, who believes the firms could make a small bidding war for Chrysler. “Chrysler has a broken business model and needs further restructuring.”
Krebs does not expect this to be your typical private-equity buyout: “It’s very possible that Daimler maintains a stake in Chrysler,” said Krebs, who believes that Cerberus is the most interesting bidder to watch.
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