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They’re on the right track with offering BEV. Where this tec would really shine is in a compact, BOE, urban pickup.

I would imagine it would split the difference between the current Journey (which was ment to swing to the practical side) and the current Stelio hwhich is much more fluid in shape than I imagine the Dodge will be. If they can’t fit the hemi (would be surprised if they could) then I imagine the...

I’m thinking Dodges upcoming small suv must be something along these lines, not as upscale (starting anyway) but even more aggressive. My guess is we’ll see a return of the Magnums chamfered hatch rather than the fastback seen above, and it might be a tad larger in each dimension, but if they...

Interesting to see how Dodge plans on making a splash in this market—they risk being too little too late with all the delays.

People will pay extra for authenticity. Of course it’s helped along the way that it’s perhaps the most aftermarket friendly vehicle on the planet.

I’m very glad to see Fiat reinvesting in the 500e. It’s a good vehicle that’s just waiting for the market to catch up. Of course, I t’s hampered in the US by it’s size, which shows Americans myopia when it comes to automobiles. I’m in the process of buying 1990s ford Ranger standard cab, even...

How long until we have a totally robotic line? 90%?

Now mount that bed onto a compact, urban, electric, C.O.E. pickup and you will have a game changer much like the original minivan.

I’m interested to learn the long-term reliability of a high-current, low-voltage system components, seems like all the heat generated will be a bugbear.

Given that you can see cross-hairs amid the fuzz, I think it’s safe to say things have chained.

I know it’s just bodycladding, but wouldn’t it be great if that beak in the top of the grill was hiding a wagoneer “rino” nosejob? A fella can dream...

Smart—if the other side wants to play dirty, he can stand back and let others get a face full of mud. Keeps the wall street twits from freaking out.

Chronic cash shortage, yes. It had gotten to the point even the shoestrings they kept the budget on for decades needed to be replaced.

Yup, nothing quite like organized crime eh? The Ministry of Industry is just another fancy title for mob enforcer.

So this means the cams are finally indexed rather than merely press-fit? Good to know I can finally recommend it in good conscious again.

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Interesting, more things in motion than I was aware of—HA, what else is new!

This is an example of the French executive office seeking to get on the right side of the yellow-vest protestorsafter badly e mood of the public. They overplayed their hand and got slapped down by Exor which wouldn’t be forced into a dad deal. Once they get over their bruised egos it might be...

If The Japanese Prime minister thinks Nissan/Mitsubishi is in danger of being left out in the cold, he'd "arrange" for Toyota to step into the breach. They don't want to have two of their biggest makes being handed around the office.

and if they ever come round to reality rather than just trying to save face, a deal might still be made.