Chrysler Group is hoping it won't be forced to don the Shroud of Turin. The American carmaker is hooking up with Fiat in its search for an automotive resurrection. A back-to-basics alliance is seen as the only road for the maker of Chryslers, Dodges, and Jeeps. The deal gives Chrysler access to Fiat's small-car expertise and global markets. Chrysler is counting on more financial aid from the Canadian and US governments. Cerberus Capital Management, plagued by buyer's remorse, dropped its 80% stake in Chrysler. With the Obama administration's auto task force unable to convince some lenders to accept a deal on Chrysler's debt, the company went through a brief Chapter 11 bankruptcy reorganization in 2009.