who supplied the lead photo? was it related to the crash? clearly that is not a jeep or a chrysler. looks to me to be a third gen eclipse

they didnt even try to hide the mercedes influence. not a bad thing but this thing smells like a CL

the carrot test was performed on multiple vehicles with powered hatches and frunks. none passed. subaru, mercedes, ford all bisected the carrots

the only way a vehicle will achieve better fuel economy is less parasitic loss, aerodynamics, and a leaner air/fuel ratio.

this thing looks ridiculous. this does not have a premium look to it and everything comes across as bland and cheap.

came here to say the same thing. 

how does a 412 cu in blown engine only produce 325 hp and 450 tq?

also you left out the “REGISTER IT IN MONTANA” to dodge state taxes, and to register it as a LOG/FARM vehicle.
Even better yet go the way of a mega church and register it as a non for profit...

body shops struggle with metal contamination. thats the reason getting your audi or ford f150 repaired is difficult and expensive.

where does Chrysler think under utilized roads winding through uninhabited parts exist? light pollution from bill boards, gas stations, towns, and passing traffic make star gazing difficult. throw in the reflections off the glass of the ambient interior lights, all the electronic screens, and cell phones, you have a…

so you didnt grimace at sight of the interior?

and they kept the fake exhaust.

great reason for the NHTSA to get stricter on its crash testing and test vehicles at high way speeds not parking lot speeds.

2nd gen US Focus had asymmetrical mirrors. 

just before thanksgiving, our company would give out turkeys. after receiving a turkey and a bottle of wine from a manager, i was told that i would have to travel to a customer sight. busy work day ensues and i forget about the turkey that i had placed in the trunk of my car.

those glitzy bel airs Americans romanticize about and see on the tv are anything but. everyone believed that the cars are in amazing condition due to the fact that they have to take care of them because they cannot get parts.

my feeds have shown me similar vehicle recoveries. its sad that authorities overlook the obvious leaving families to spend time and money hoping for a positive closure. all the while their loved ones were right in plain sight.