Chrysler-Fiat 5 Year Plan. Here you go guys!

[robwclark]

OK the press conference is finally over. I personally, have been waiting on edge for this conference. Overall I am extremely pleased with everything Chrysler has coming. Here is a link:

http://www.chryslergroupllc.com/business/

My souce was correct about somethings, but surprisingly wrong about others. Looks like anew Viper is in the works. The SRT Name is no longer on the chopping block. Dodge Ram with become its own brand. There is a teaser 2011 Charger photo too. Guys check it out. I think Chrysler-Fiat will be awesome, and it looks as though SRT vehicles are here to stay! Cyall.

 

[robwclark]

Oh yeah, start at the back on page 5, and read your way forward.

 

[TNVIPER]

V-10 is going away....

 

[robwclark]

V-10 is going away....

I missed that part. Is it really? Wouldnt surprise me, but an all new viper sounds cool.

 

[andrew heywood]

http://www.chryslergroupllc.com/pdf/business/dodge.pdf

 

[Manic]

Lots to read... Found this about dealer improvements...

http://www.allpar.com/news/index.php/2009/11/chrysler-to-improve-dealer-experience

 

[Manic]

Models On Their Way Out
Jeep Patriot (end of 2012)
Jeep Compass (end of 2012)
Jeep Commander (end of 2010, may continue being sold internationally)
Chrysler PT Cruiser (end of 2010)
Dodge Dakota (mid 2011)
Dodge Caliber (mid 2012)
Dodge Viper (mid 2011, may return in 2012)

New Models That Are Coming
Jeep compact SUV (2013, supplied by Fiat, may be Panda)
Jeep small CUV (2013, supplied by Fiat, replaces Patriot and Compass)
Jeep Liberty (2013, replaced by Fiat product but retains name)
Chrysler small car (2013, supplied by Fiat)
Chrysler compact sedan (2012, supplied by Fiat, replaces PT Cruiser)
Chrysler Sebring (2013, replaced by Fiat product but retains name)
Chrysler midsize CUV (2013, supplied by Fiat)
Ram midsize unibody pickup (under consideration for 2011)
Ram large and small commercial van (2012, supplied by Fiat)
Dodge small car (2013, supplied by Fiat)
Dodge compact sedan (2012, supplied by Fiat)
Dodge Avenger (major update 2010, replaced by Fiat product 2013)
Dodge full-size CUV (2010)
Fiat 500 (late 2010, convertible 2011, Abarth 2012)

Models Staying, Receiving Attention
Jeep Wrangler Diesel (2010/2011, not confirmed for U.S. market... yet)
Jeep Grand Cherokee (all-new 2010)
Chrysler 300C (all-new 2010)
Chrysler Town & Country (major update 2010, next-gen 2014)
Ram 1500/2500/3500 (major update 2012)
Dodge Journey (major update 2010)
Dodge Nitro (major update 2011 under consideration)
Dodge Challenger (refresh 2011)
Dodge Charger (all-new 2010)
Dodge Grand Caravan (major update 2010, next-gen 2014)

 

[ChrisAZ]

The "All New" 2010 models listed in the above post will likely not make it as 2010 models. You would already see spy shots of them around and there has been nothing spotted from Chrysler in a looooooooonnnnngggg time.

 

[OCBob]

I saw some of the Charger pics over at the Charger forum. The ones I saw didn't look good at all. Reminds me of when they made the change to the new body style of the early 70's, didn't look nearly as good as the previous style. In fact for some reason this one sorta reminds me of the 70's style.

Be interesting to see what they do with the 300. That's been one of the best looking cars out there for a while now, but the body style is dated a bit and there's just too many on the road after all these years of building it. Gonna be hard to top it though.

 

[attila]

Fix It Again....

what a shame... spaghetti Mopar!

 

[RedSrt007]

Forget about the vehicles...someone needs some PowerPoint lessons bwahahah

 

[JTS VENOM PERFORMANCE]

Forget about the vehicles...someone needs some PowerPoint lessons bwahahah

hehehehehhehehehe

 

[RedSrt007]

hehehehehhehehehe

Tony, you and I could have made a better presentation, and were not even "Corporate" for DCX!