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Again, fiat is irrelevant and no one cares. End of discussion.
Fiat was forced here by Obama, that’s a fact. Everyone knew they wouldn’t sell, Sergio said they wouldn’t sell, it was a requirement by Obama to get the deal done or he wouldn’t have a bothered. No, Fiat hasn’t kept the lights on...
This entire post is laughable. We’re supposed to believe what a paid shill says, who clearly has no business as CEO of a major car brand, hell she would fail running a hot dog stand
Fuell is the poster child of bad DEI hires, and has neither the experience nor the chops to be a top executive. I...
I’m sorry, and this is me being nice, but this is by far one of the…..least intelligent, things I’ve ever seen posted on the internet, ever.
While I’m with you that literally anyone could do a better job than this clown show Fuell, Frank Rhodes is the biggest joke of them all. The man...
I finally saw one rolling down the highway, a red Daytona, and the car has PRESENCE. But the flip side of that is the styling gets wonky at the back, the c pillar and hatch just….something amiss there
Other color options can help. A Plum Crazy Scat Pack would be EXTREMELY tempting
My initial reaction is ewwwww, want nothing to do with Nissan.
But that is based upon product not an e-drive module. Trying to imagine a then-new 4th gen Ram 1500 wearing Nissan Titan badging and front end makes me glad that never got off the ground. It’s the only reason 5.0 Cummins ever saw...
I think the Six Pack will weigh around 4800lbs. They are more of a crossover/muscle car blend, they’re a bit of an oddity. They don’t just fit the sedan/coupe mold, with the hatchback and AWD tossed in
I will say, last week I finally saw not one, but two of them on the road (Daytona) one red...
This most certainly has not been a surprise. Would have been truly shocking had it come.
Now, let’s get a V8 in Charger, and a proper V8-powered Challenger. Hopefully one more…ahem “retro” (truly hate to use that) looking. Like, previous Challenger, shrunk a bit
True, too bad GM will be on their 3rd iteration by the time Chrysler gets to their 2nd. And they are 20 years behind the others
Love the gen 3 but it’s time to update
No, we’re not. You act like you called the ball alone, lots of us have said the same, we just don’t need someone to wipe our peepee to feel good about it
You’re very f’in odd about this
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