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We can keep arguing, but 4XE models aren’t selling in a volume. HEMI wasn’t a volume either, but at least it justified the upper trims and spoke premium over a V6 Pentastar.
As does the 4Xe which is the 2nd best selling PHEV in the Country 20% of Volume which is a bit misleading as it is not offered in L. Hurricane should also be offered. The Pentastar still is bread a butter.

At some point performance matters. That is the point... CAMRY is now 100% Hybrid.... how is it selling? Take Charger, add Hurricane4 and mild boast from ZF and battery just big enough for Hybrid only operations. IT will be bread and butter and embarrass a Eagle car and likely a Apache also. At some point it is about market and posing.. if the only thing your selling on is nostalgia and loud exhaust.

If Mopar continues to use the past as boat anchor they will continue to fall behind, at some point you actually have to have a competitive product not just sell on the name HEMI.
 
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4XE kills the Hemi...

Embarrasses it .... the Hurricane would make it seem even sadder. There is nothing the WK does better than WL other than feel heavy. Hemi was NEVER the volume in the in the WK and WK2 either.

Y'all are finding false correlations. If actual performance doesn't matter one is just a POSER.

I would look at add dollars spent, pricing, and volume produced. Also stronger competitors in the class especially from Korea. Not to mention 13% to EVs in the class.

Hemi made profits. SRT Grand Cherokee 392 minted money.
 
They never cared about muscle cars from what I saw. That is a k-car, neon and minivan site
Never saw a group more excited then when it was possible that a fleet of PSA cars could be sold here. They still don't understand margins. They strive for a time when you could get a poor car from a struggling company at a competitive price. They would be perfectly happy with KIA product line, sold at margin loss since there is no Asian supply line.
 
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