- Posted March 18, 2011
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Chrysler sues retailer over use of new slogan
DETROIT (AP) -- Chrysler is suing a clothing retailer for using the automaker's "Imported from Detroit" slogan that debuted in a popular Super Bowl ad featuring rapper Eminem.
The Detroit News and Detroit Free Press recently report that Chrysler Group LLC has filed a federal lawsuit claiming Pure Detroit "opportunistically sought to usurp Chrysler's goodwill and exploit Chrysler's investment."
The suit says the retailer sold "huge numbers of T-shirts" bearing the slogan.
Chrysler says it has a trademark application filed for clothing. The slogan is part of the Chrysler 200 marketing campaign.
Chrysler says Pure Detroit stopped selling the T-shirts on the retailer's website but continues to sell them at stores.
The Associated Press left a message Wednesday at one of the Pure Detroit outlets seeking comment from the company on the lawsuit.
Published: Fri, Mar 18, 2011
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