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Daimler might sell Chery cars in Europe

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Daimler might sell Chery cars in Europe

DaimlerChrysler is in talks with Chery about selling small cars made by the ambitious Chinese manufacturer in Europe and the US, according to insiders at both companies.

The two carmakers are discussing making small vehicles under the Dodge brand for sale in the developed world, said one Chery executive involved in the talks.

The negotiations are part of DaimlerChryslers efforts to build a low-cost manufacturing base for small cars after deciding that it was not economically viable to do so in the US. They are also likely to add to concerns in the US car industry about competition from China.

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