Cerberus joins group of financial investors to bid for Jaguar and Land Rover
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Cerberus joins group of financial investors to bid for Jaguar and Land Rover
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Would be interesting to see the whole article in Automotive News, but I don't have a subscription.
While poring over the RSS feeds today, we noticed a tiny article in Automotive News about Ford's desire to sell off both Jaguar and Land Rover. The potential sale has been in the news as of late, but this article caught our eye because it reveals a potential bidder with which we're all familiar. According to Automotive News, three private equity groups including Blackston, Cinven and... Cerberus (!) have shown interest in joining the auction for two of Ford's Premiere Auto Group brands. Cerberus, of course, is the same private equity group involved in the purchase of Chrysler from DaimlerChrysler.
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The dog that guards hell might have a ring to it to certain members of the population, but probably not to mom and dad in the dealership to check out a Caravan... 
Plus, the word just doesn't pronounce very well. It doesn't roll off the tongue nicely. I think it is at least partially due to the two "er" syllables in a row.
Plus, the word just doesn't pronounce very well. It doesn't roll off the tongue nicely. I think it is at least partially due to the two "er" syllables in a row.
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The dog that guards hell might have a ring to it to certain members of the population, but probably not to mom and dad in the dealership to check out a Caravan...
Plus, the word just doesn't pronounce very well. It doesn't roll off the tongue nicely. I think it is at least partially due to the two "er" syllables in a row.
Plus, the word just doesn't pronounce very well. It doesn't roll off the tongue nicely. I think it is at least partially due to the two "er" syllables in a row.
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