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Maybe, but I like their designs, even IF I am from the USA. Basically, I consider the Chrysler (Australia/Oceania) Valiant/Valiant Charger to be essentially their version of the Dodge (North America) Challenger/Plymouth 'Cuda/Barracuda of the time. Also, one could argue that the Dodge (North...

BOTH models will sink, and it will be the 1975 to 1978 Dodge Charger all over again, if not even worse. No V8 ICE engine under the hood means no sales. Also, offer all of the previous model engine options, including ALL of the V8 models (and, if you want to really go nuts, a V10 option as...

No V8 means no true muscle car, and there were also Chrysler (Australia/Oceania) Valiant models that did, in fact, have V8 Hemi power under the hood, and ditto for Chrysler (Brazil/South America)/Dodge (Brazil/South America) Dart Charger models as well. Moreover, I am convinced that Chrysler...

People are automatically going to rip out those systems, then they will a. get all of the V8 power options from the previous vehicles, and upgrade them immensely, b. build a new custom made V8 Max Wedge engine, either independently of, or alongside, those V8 engines, or c. contract companies...

You mean one without lying hypocritical envirotards that act like the Nazis, kind of like everyone that champions the vehicles that ironically cause MORE pollution than the vehicles that they are trying to replace? Yeah, I can imagine your cause as being a fad, as well as a future without you...

Honestly, I think that the way that this truck was made is a good start, but the truth is that, if anything, the Jeep Comanche was essentially a truck that was, at least in its later years, anyway, built upon the Jeep Cherokee/Grand Cherokee platform, and, as such, I would argue that it should...