Appeals court rules in favor of reopening closed Chrysler stores after five years

A federal court ruled that Chrysler dealerships in Ohio and Michigan that were forced to shut down during the company’s 2009 bankruptcy filing should be allowed to reopen.

The Detroit News reported this story here.

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