Fiat, which bought 20% share of the Auburn Hills, Mich., automaker when it took a controlling stake in it, then bought 5% more in January, added another 5% on Tuesday contingent on higher sales of
Chrysler vehicles outside North America, compensation to Chrysler for Fiat's use of its technology and recruitment of dealers in Europe and Brazil to sell Chrysler models. The Italian company plans
to raise its stake another 5% by year's end.
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