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Dealers' termination tales: ‘It just wasn't right'

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Hannah Lutz
April 01, 2019 04:00 AM

Dealers who lost their Chrysler franchises in 2009 are suing the U.S., asking for compensation. What some of them really want is recognition of their emotional losses.

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