An 11.2-year issue was offered at 10.34 percent, or 2.05 percentage points more than Treasury issues of similar maturity.
The spread over Treasury securities with a similar maturity is 255 basis points.
That's about one percentage point higher than a Treasury note of a similar maturity.
That yield is about 1.15 percentage points greater than Treasury notes of similar maturity.
The top yield is 34 basis points more than Treasury securities of similar maturity.
Chrysler has only one other outstanding debt issue of similar maturity.
They yield 1.22 points more than Treasury securities of similar maturity.
Yields on the issue range from 1.05 to 2 percentage points more than Treasury securities with a similar maturity.
Yields are expected to range from 85 to 87 basis points more than Treasury securities with a similar maturity.
The deal is expected to be priced at about 120 basis points more than Treasuries with a similar maturity.
