"This fall, Chrysler will not host campaign events inside its facilities. The company is focused on meeting production demands," a Chrysler spokeswoman told Automotive News.
GM is also abandoning a longstanding tradition of provide cars for the Republican and Democratic party conventions. No other automotive partner has been named to fill GM's spot.
"We are working with a number of entities, including rentals. Additionally, we have hired a fleet of approximately 450 buses to transport people to and from the convention venues," James Davis, a Republican National Convention spokesman, told The Detroit News.
