The Chrysler Group and General Motors are holding preliminary discussions about a joint project that would provide Chrysler with a version of the big Chevrolet Tahoe sport utility, people with direct knowledge of the talks said Thursday night.
There is no indication when the two companies might reach a conclusion in the talks, which have been under way for about six months, these people added. They insisted on anonymity because of the sensitive nature of the discussions, which were described as being in the very early stages.
A spokesman for Chrysler declined comment Thursday night. A G.M. spokesman, Tony Cervone, added, "We don't comment on future product plans." Any kind of an arrangement most likely would require approval of the two companies' boards.
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