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VIDEO SPECIAL REPORT: Next steps for Marchionne, Tanguay, King

August 4, 2011 - 10:45 am ET

Chrysler is eyeing China. Toyota is fighting to regain U.S. share. The UAW says it's talking to transplant automakers. Such scenarios could scarcely have been imagined just two years ago. In Part 3 of our Keeping Pace series, Tom Worobec assesses the ever-shifting priorities of Chrysler's Sergio Marchionne, Toyota's Ray Tanguay and the UAW's Bob King.



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