How Santander will work with Chrysler Capital

Dundon: "There will be some good years and bad years with leasing. It's just like our history in the finance business, in that we've got to be there for the dealer."

May 01, 2013 05:00 AM

Chrysler Capital -- the jointly managed venture between Santander Consumer USA and Chrysler Group -- begins operating today in the United States as the quasi-captive finance arm of Chrysler.

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