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It would be pretty pointless....
-The only argument I can see being made is that they intentionally released a product with known faults. (which probably isn't the case.)
-Chrysler is going through bankruptcy and the company responsible will legally no longer exist due to it's upcoming sale to Fiat (basically). Even if it just went through an internal restructuring, I think the courts would throw out a lawsuit and/or not make Chrysler pay any damages if they lost the suit.
-The only argument I can see being made is that they intentionally released a product with known faults. (which probably isn't the case.)
-Chrysler is going through bankruptcy and the company responsible will legally no longer exist due to it's upcoming sale to Fiat (basically). Even if it just went through an internal restructuring, I think the courts would throw out a lawsuit and/or not make Chrysler pay any damages if they lost the suit.
