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Urgent Fed help: Chrysler
Wed, Nov 19, 2008
AFP

DETROIT - CHRYSLER CEO Robert Nardelli says the automaker needs immediate federal help or its cash could fall short of the amount needed to stay in business.

Nardelli told the Senate Banking Committee on Tuesday that Chrysler LLC pays out US$4 billion (S$6.1 billion) to US$5 billion per month in salaries, bills from parts suppliers and all other costs.

His written testimony says the reorganisation costs if Chrysler goes into bankruptcy protection would be higher than if the government gives it a bridge loan. It says Chrysler cannot be confident that it can emerge from bankruptcy.

 

 
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