Sergio Marchionne Dies at 66: His Legacy and the Future of Fiat Chrysler

Sergio Marchionne, who resigned as CEO of Fiat Chrysler over the weekend, died in Zurich on Wednesday. Mark Rechtin, executive editor for Motor Trend, emphasized Marchionne's brilliance as a CEO, and the impact his death will have on the company. For full interview, [click here](https://cheddar.com/videos/auto-industry-legend-sergio-marchionne-dies).

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