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Sergio Marchionne, 1952-2018
Sergio Marchionne, the former Fiat Chrysler CEO who died at the age of 66, was seen as a star of the industry, often ahead of rivals on key automotive trends. He is shown above at the headquarters of Chrysler. BILL PUGLIANO/GETTY IMAGES
Sergio Marchionne, 1952-2018
Mr. Marchionne in 2006 with Fiat Vice President John Elkann, left, and President Luca Cordero di Montezemolo, center. MASSIMO PINCA/ASSOCIATED PRESS
Sergio Marchionne, 1952-2018
Mr. Marchionne at the automaker's annual general meeting in Amsterdam on April 13. He was a self-described workaholic known to gulp down espressos and chain-smoke Muratti brand cigarettes. JASPER JUINEN/BLOOMBERG NEWS
Sergio Marchionne, 1952-2018
Mr. Marchionne leaning on a Fiat 500 in 2007. He engineered the merger of the Italian car maker with U.S. rival Chrysler. MARTIAL TREZZINI/EPA/SHUTTERSTOCK
Sergio Marchionne, 1952-2018
Mr. Marchionne shakes hands with President Barack Obama after speaking on fuel efficiency standards in Washington, D.C. MANDEL NGAN/AGENCE FRANCE-PRESSE/GETTY IMAGES
Sergio Marchionne, 1952-2018
Mr. Marchionne speaks during the start of labor negotiations with the United Auto Workers union in Detroit in 2015. JEFF KOWALSKY/BLOOMBERG NEWS
Sergio Marchionne, 1952-2018
Mr. Marchionne stands with a Ferrari in front of the New York Stock Exchange prior to the sports-car maker's initial public offering in 2015. MARK LENNIHAN/ASSOCIATED PRESS
Sergio Marchionne, 1952-2018
Mr. Marchionne with President Donald Trump in March 2017 during a tour at the American Center of Mobility, in Ypsilanti Township, Mich. EVAN VUCCI/ASSOCIATED PRESS
Sergio Marchionne, 1952-2018
Mr. Marchionne speaks during a news conference at the Balocco test track near Turin, Italy, on June 1. FEDERICO BERNINI/BLOOMBERG NEWS
Sergio Marchionne, 1952-2018
Mr. Marchionne at his last public appearance in Rome, on June 26. MISTRULLI/FOTOGRAMMA/ROPI/ZUMA PRESS
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Sergio Marchionne, 1952-2018

Sergio Marchionne, who engineered a merger of the auto industry’s weakest companies—Fiat and Chrysler—and turned the pairing into a profit generator, died at the age of 66.