Chrysler made the difficult (and controversial) decision in 2009 to close 789 dealerships leading up to the automaker's abbreviated bankruptcy. The move helped Chrysler eliminate some redundancies and limit in-brand competition, but many of the dealers who lost their franchises weren't at all pleased with the move. It didn't take long for many of those dealers to sue Chrysler for the right to stay in business, and the court cases are still being settled in 2012.
Autoblog, Judge says Chrysler doesn't have to reinstate closed dealers
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