Chrysler’s Fenton Missouri Assembly Plants Accomplishments St Louis South Assembly Plant has been recognized as a world leader in efficiency by the 2006 Harbour Report. Among the highlights for the Chrysler Group; the company's St. Louis South Assembly Plant, where members of UAW Local 110 produced the Chrysler Town & Country and Dodge Grand Caravan was recognized as North America's premier minivan plant for two years in a row. St Louis South won the 2007 National Safety Council award. The council considers the plant as “the best of the best” in safety and performance. In 2003, The Harbour Report recognized the St. Louis North Assembly Plant, as the most-improved plant within the Chrysler Group. It increased its efficiency by 28.6 percent during the launch of the Dodge Ram, a period in which manufacturing efficiencies are often difficult to achieve.

St Louis Assembly Plants Accomplishments Segment winner (Minivan) for the 2006 JD Power IQS ( Initial Quality Survey) Award. Dodge Caravan Models ranked in top quartile of JD Power van segment. In 2006 JD Power rated the Chrysler Town and Country 25 percent better than the industries quality average. In 2006 St. Louis South was a warranty cost leader for the corporation, reducing warranty expense by 58 percent. St Louis South paint shop was recognized as a Chrysler benchmark for lowest warranty cost per unit for 2007 and In 2003 the Dodge Ram Heavy Duty 2500 pickup was named Motor Trend magazine's 2003 "Truck of the Year”. "This is one of the most coveted awards in the auto industry," said Tom LaSorda, Chrysler Group Executive Vice President-Manufacturing. "It represents the dedication and hard work of our employees and their contribution to the overall success of our new 2003 Dodge Ram." See Appendix A for additional awards and recognitions.

Manufacturing Capability The St Louis South plant is a production ready facility able to produce 4 different vehicles at one time. This capability was made possible by a $500 million dollar bond issue for retooling in the summer of The body shop was completely redesigned and 900 state of the art robots were installed. St Louis South now has the most advanced production capability in the Chrysler system. See Appendix B 1a, B1b and B1c The St Louis South plant has been idled for only 5 months and retains full productive capability. This facility can resume production in 60 days. Another example of this plants flexibility was it’s ability to produce not only units for the domestic market but also for the European market including but not limited to right hand drive and the 2.8 turbo diesel. This is why St Louis South was referred to as the minivan “Gateway to the World.” In addition the St Louis North plant received a major retooling when Chrysler invested $350 million dollars to upgrade conveyors and robots in the new body shop. The body shop has the capability to produce multiple body configurations. St Louis North is the only plant Chrysler has in the U.S. capable of building both long and short bed trucks. St. Louis North is the only plant in the corporation currently building the newly introduced “RAM BOX”. See Appendix B2

Infrastructure & Distribution The Fenton Chrysler facility has two plants; St. Louis South with 2.64 million square feet and St. Louis North with 2.29 million square feet under roof totaling nearly 5 million square feet for production. The assembly plants are on 273 acres, allowing plenty of room for future expansion. This complex allows for fast, efficient access to national and International markets. With 10 major highways, Missouri has the 6 th largest interstate system in the nation. St Louis and Kansas City are the 2 nd and 3 rd largest truck terminals in the United States. The Chrysler Assembly Plants in Fenton, Missouri has immediate access to four class-one railway systems. The St Louis complex has cost effective shipping network by means of its rivers and barges; connecting St Louis to key U.S. cities and worldwide ports. The Fenton facility is within 500 miles of 43 percent of the U.S population and 49 percent of all U.S manufacturing plants. Our proximity allows for shipping to every market in the U.S. as well as major markets in Canada, Mexico, South America and the Far East.

Environment The Chrysler complex in Fenton has led the way by capturing the waste gases at a nearby landfill. These waste gases contain 50 percent methane, a renewable energy source that otherwise would go to waste. Methane is also a green house gas and the conversion of it to energy reduces the use of fossil fuels and eliminates the emission of green house gases into the atmosphere. The continued greening of this state of the art complex includes converting paint sludge to energy. In the calendar year of 2008 this complex converted 50 tons of paint sludge to energy; reducing the need to burn 65 tons of coal. This paint sludge reclamation process results in less material(101,040 pounds) going into landfills. St Louis facilities were awarded the Chrysler Environmental Leadership Award in See Appendix C.

Culture The work ethic and culture at the St Louis Assembly complex has led to numerous awards for productivity, quality and safety. The professionalism of the workforce at these assembly plants have proven throughout the years that they are highly skilled and competent auto assemblers. These attributes, when combined with labor and management cooperation enabled this plant to work through a new model launch to regularly exceed world class (85%) first time capability. Even after the plant idling announcement on June 30, 2008 and the shift reduction at the truck plant the members of the UAW continued to perform and exceed world class production standards. Fenton has a strong production floor culture that is work force ready, and is poised for building the next generation of world class automotive vehicles. See Appendix D and E

Closing St. Louis South is a production ready project and bringing back the Heavy Duty Dodge Ram truck back to St. Louis North would immediately provide economic stimulus that will put thousands of Americans back to work. According to the Missouri Department of Economic Development for each auto manufacturing job, 5.28 other jobs will be created. These facilities recently employed 5,400 if we re-established production at the previous employment rates according to the information provided 23,232 jobs would be created in Missouri. According to the Level Field Institute for each assembly job nine new jobs will be created nationwide. This complex can serve as a model for green manufacturing. While providing thousands of jobs for Americans and reducing our need for foreign fossil fuels. The St. Louis region not only benefits from the taxes generated by the work of Chrysler UAW members, but they are an important asset to the community. This kind of human capital is hard to replace. Their record of public service and volunteerism is demonstrated by their continuous involvement in Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, faith community, various sports associations, charity work and the support of our troops and Veterans. See appendix F for a complete list of community and volunteer activities.

Appendix A The 2009 Dodge Ram Truck has won 13 awards; * MotorWeek – Best Pickup Truck * Consumer Guide - Large Pickup – Best Buy for 2009 * Cars.com – Work Truck of the Year * ICOTY – 2009 International Truck of the Year * Truckin’ magazine – Truck of the Year * Texas Auto Writer's Association (TAWA) – 2009 Full-Size Pickup Truck of Texas * Edmunds.com – Inside Line Editors Most Wanted 2009 * Autobytel.com – 2009 MyRide/Autobytel Editors’ Choice Awards - Truck of the Year * Maxim – Achievement in Party-Enabling Technology (RamBox) * Ward's AutoWorld – Ward's 10 Best Engines of 2009 (2009 Dodge Ram 5.7-liter HEMI® engine) * Automobile Journalists Association of Canada – Best New Pickup * Sobre Ruedas – Sobre Ruedas Best Pickup Truck for '08

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Appendix B2 The industry-exclusive [1] waterproof, drainable, RamBox™ Cargo Management System. Load the cargo bed with sheet rock and RamBox™ remains accessible. Have a road party: both sides fit up to 240 soda cans with ice. Or valuable equipment. Or whatever. No other truck even comes close. RamBox™ fits: 120 cans of soda with ice Power tools Sports equipment Shopping bags Golf club bag Helmets and gloves Muddy boots and work clothes The RamBox™ Cargo Management System comes with built-in cargo rails, sliding tie-down cleats and top rail covers. There are hundreds of uses for the multi-position bed divider that doubles as a bed extender.

APPENDIX C

APPENDIX D STARS AND STRIPES VAN AND TRUCK

Appendix E

Appendix F List includes but not limited to Jefferson Barrack’s Hospital Spinal Cord Unit St. Louis Missouri Veterans Home VFW National Home for Children Wounded Warrior Project Fisher House Project United Way Toys-for-tots Care packages for our overseas troops Juvenile Diabetes Foundation Giving Tree Women's and Men Homeless shelter Dr. Martin Luther King scholarship awards