A must for any 80's kid.

Clear the snow out of the area around the tailpipe every now and then so you don't fill the cabin with carbon monoxide.

What you need are high-performance tires. Because you know, they perform better!

If in a situation where there's other cars stuck with you and no chance of any wayward traffic hitting you, make friends with your neighbors. If the sh*t hits the fan you can pool your resources to survive longer/make the wait more bearable.

Stay with the vehicle.

I'm not sure how thoughtful stats like "82% of millenials find buying/leasing a new car exciting" actually are.

"Relax, I'm a professional."

Grab your popcorn, kids.

It probably had too high of a production volume to qualify for Show & Display, I'd think. Bummer because it's so unique.

In a couple years everything is going to be on a Dart, Cherokee, or Grand Cherokee platform.

That escalated quickly. They've just terminated the auction.

It's even in EMACULANT CONDITION.

Except it wasn't intended as a replacement for the Avenger, it's in a different size class, and the Avenger was a really awful car. It was a Chrysler Sebring with a little less ugliness. Brand new Avengers were selling for $15 grand because they sucked, not because it was a great deal.

It's called Mille Bornes, it's French, and it's fantastic. :)

All good cars, and I never said the Chrysler was the best of the bunch... it's just a really good car that nobody is buying.

I drive used cars from the lot to get around to our various dealerships and always try to grab the most fuel-efficient thing I can find... which means I've driven lots of Focuses, Cruzes, and Darts. None of them are bad cars but the Dart is the most comfortable, most spacious, and has the best collection of features,…

Plenty, I sold a lot of them.

I work for a Dodge dealer group in SW PA and while I do often see Darts on the road, we have a hard time moving them and Chrysler corporate is always complaining about lack of Dart sales nationwide.

2015 Chrysler 200 is light years ahead of its predecessor and a great value in the midsize market. Powerful, fuel efficient, spacious with a boatload of features for the price, and even available in AWD. But they're selling very, very slowly. My hunch is the name was tarnished by its godawful 2011-2014 model and…

Dodge Dart.