These photos are obviously taken in a way as to avoid showing too much of the interior, since we all know Chrysler wouldn't bother putting the effort to making the fit and finish anything more than "passable", nevermind use plastics that don't remind you immediately of a fucking Yugo.

Misogynistic douchebag...you must be Tea Party.

Hmm, I can see all of the Tea Party misogynistic douchebags coming out in droves to spew their hate towards this empowered woman.

And just like everything Chrysler/Dodge has done since the 70's it will look like ass in about 3 years. Just enough time for the warranty to wear out, and all of the plastics and electronics.

"group of men strolling along the road with assault rifles strapped to their backs"

Lord have mercy on us all if she were black, right?? Fuck you.

The fuck no

Ok Google, what is an upper decker?

Wow, this flew right over your head, didn't it?

"Her daughter Chelsea is pregnant with the baby. It's a real baby, you know, it's not some disposable somethin' and I know that's gonna be controversial, but those who perhaps get in the position now as a parent or a grandparent, they realize that sanctity of life, how innocent, how precious it is. And of all places,…

You're a fucking idiot

I think people losing their shit over a fucking TV show is more entertaining than the show its self.

I bet you're a real hoot at parties.

The guy was 16yo, no license, and the bike was a GSX-R1000(k5).

Classic case of victim blaming, I see. See how that works?

I will have to agree to disagree with that. I can't call the 300 luxury, even starter luxury, after having ridden in a friends Hemi powered top-o-the-line 2012 300 about a year and a half ago. I distinctly remember noticing that the plastic on the dash was so poor quality that it looked and felt worse than the dash…

You're correct, Chrysler has been pushing the 300 as luxury, but I think we can both agree Chrysler hasn't actually understood luxury in quite some time.

The 75-mpg T&C (not the 2012 700C Concept above) is Chrysler's secret weapon to becoming an all-encompassing mainstream brand and shedding its luxury/near-luxury/premium/whatever aspirations once and for all and competing with the likes of Chevy and Ford.

Wait, what? You equate American luxury with Chrysler? That's like saying Mercurys were luxury. American luxury is currently sadly represented, sure, but Chrysler hasn't represented it since the 60's!

People are finally starting to realize a Ram is still a Dodge, and therefor not to be trusted I guess. Seriously people, Dodge/Chrysler/Ram has a HUGE way to go to regain the consumer's trust. Either stop buying their polished shit, or quit complaining as if no one told you.