@tonyola: Slow day in the world of cars, slow slow day.
@tonyola: Slow day in the world of cars, slow slow day.
I've done better donuts in an 88 Dodge Caravan.
And I would have gotten away with it too, if it weren't for you meddling jalopniks!
@geistkoenig: Nice choice. I am look right at it and all I see is an empty parking space.
@zacarious: For those with no imagination here it is. Or at least I think this is it.
Current generation Mitsubishi Gallant - This can has NO distinguishing features except for being completely indistinguishable. Close your eyes and try to picture it. It's impossible. All you get is some sort of 4 door nondescript blob.
@DGarbs567: Charger and Challenger are built on Chrysler's LC and LC platforms, which are made of Mercedes hand-me-downs. And the new Grand Gherokee? Take a guess. Yep, its also mostly Mercedes underneath.
@GTRbrian: touché
@Irishman — AARGH!: That's because Chrysler is not a car company. Not as we would define one. They don't engineer cars from the ground up. They don't have product cycles.
@Christopher Hunt: D'oh!
Over the summer I rented a 300 when I was in Savanna/Charleston for a week. Despite the terrible transmission, terrible engine, and poor build quality I rather enjoyed my time in the 300 (even snapped a picture of her). Yes, the 300 is shite, but its also got personality and personality goes a long way.
How much is the Evoque going to cost? Is it really going to be the most expensive 4 cylinder vehicle in America?
@SynthOno: Amen brother. Amen.