Good News for Chrysler????

[Silverback]

According to this article in AutoWeek it sounds good. Hope it's true.

http://www.autoweek.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20070516/FREE/70515006/1530/FREE

 

[Manic]

Great article John. I am starting to think that if anyone is going to start having issues with the new chrysler it will be the unions.

We will see, to bad about the Aspen though, it is the way the Durango should of been but too late considering the change in the market towards smaller suvs.

Will

 

[mopower1958]

Short of hiring Bob Lutz back,Wolfgang is the best advisor for the job. He loves performance as well as quality.

 

[PaddyOBrian]

That's too bad about the Aspen. It's a really classy SUV. I think it's up there with the Escalade and Navigator. The Durango had to go, though.

 

[mopower1958]

They would have sold WAY more Durangos and Dakotas had they not been SO UGLY! My wifes' '01 Dakota looks way better to me than the new body style.

 

[Craig]

I agree 100%.... no news on any new models to the SRT line up though hmm..

They would have sold WAY more Durangos and Dakotas had they not been SO UGLY! My wifes' '01 Dakota looks way better to me than the new body style.

 

[PaddyOBrian]

If they choose not to pursue an SRT line-up could you really blame them? SRT vehicles just sit on lots don't get much attention. I've found a few brand new SRT8 Chargers for 32k. The SRT vehicles cost way too much.

 

[Manic]

If they choose not to pursue an SRT line-up could you really blame them? SRT vehicles just sit on lots don't get much attention. I've found a few brand new SRT8 Chargers for 32k. The SRT vehicles cost way too much.

The Charger is a good example.

I don't consider the SRT8 version expensive in consideration to the cost of the Daytona (any colour) versions for what you get.

The problem is fuel mileage and consumers preferences. Any of the SRT models are designed for image, not high sales.

Will