Why restrict yourself to a vehicle that requires tracks to take you to a specified location? That’s stupid and backwards thinking.

“Chrysler Town & Co-er, Pacifica”

...to death!

The current V6 has some get up and go. It has a nice engine tone when you give it some gas. The newer version is supposed to be a bit better. While, not sports car fast, it will make people with those little econoboxes trying to get up the hill infront of you rethink their purchase.

They should just kill off Top Gear before any more tears, heartache and foul mouth ranting happens.

But, if it leads to cheaper hybrids with longer range, I am all for those people buying thousands and thousands of these.

Yup, it would have to be a good deal. But, since it is limited to 2 of the higher end trim levels, my guess it won’t be. My guess, it will be aimed at those who still want minivans after the kids are too old to need them.

Bro, it runs off of adrenaline, bro.

It’s like he just doesn’t understand, bro.

Well, the hyrbid is for you then, since it eliminates the Stow-n-go. However, the new seats are supposed to be more comfortable and use a better method of quickly getting them stowed.

All FCA has to do is put the batteries in the truck that already uses a Pentastar engine.

They are putting the batteries in the stow-n-go location. I would assume that it would lower the center of gravity for the entire vehicle. The news release says that they already did some improvement on the handling, so I guess the hybrid would handle better than the gas version.

You’ve apparently noticed that Chrysler has hide the track in the windows for years.

Yup. The stow-n-go comes in extremely handy. Most of the times the seats are in it. But, when they are not, I can hide all of my wife’s hoarding tendencies.

And that’s already being talked about. I believe the ones tested in simulation went for killing the pedestrian.

Well, except for all of those northerners who had to move to the south to find jobs and escape the high cost of living, right?

As a software developer, I agree.

Maybe it’s time you stop writing about cars and go find yourself a job at the local spa.

Those are still sketches made by fans.

uConnect 8.4 uses QNX.