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Old 09-29-2010, 11:36 AM   #62
alrox
 
Drives: corvette
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Originally Posted by OverZeaLouS
The weight difference between the L99 SS and the R/T is ony about 175 pounds.
Both cars are overweight and poorly designed from the start. They both chose a 'form over function' design and didn't care that the cost effective platform to reach those looks was a bad performance choice. They only cared what the car looked like in order to get the lust sales.

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That sells 10,000 units a month and is dominating the police market..how is GM and Ford doing in the police sales?...oh wait..
Ford dominated all police sales for years with the Crown Victoria. How were Chrysler's police sales then?...oh wait..
It is anyones guess as to which of the 3 police cars they will choose in the future. Cost is a big deterrent in them picking the Charger for widespread use.

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And is being completely refreshed for 2011 and was the most awarded new car in history.
Refreshed into the same thing. It is rental car fodder along with the Charger and most other Chrysler products.

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The town and country is boring. Minivans are meant for safety and hauling kids, not excitement.
True.

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Keep your head in the sand.
You dismiss all of Chrysler's faults and look at them from the mind of an owner-enthusiast. Chrysler overall is on its deathbed even after the bailout. They have not changed their thinking or product line enough to warrant a revival. Future sales will be poor, Fiat will bail on their partnership and they will be liquidated.

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Except the fact that their sales are trending upwards and their overall qualities scores are going up.
Sales are flat and an unhealthy portion of sales are fleet sales. They are still far below industry average in quality.

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except for my 99 Dodge Durango that was still going strong at 143,000 miles and my friends 03 Cummins Turbo Diesel truck at 189,000 miles . Chrysler is the joke of america what the hell is GM then?
Your personal experience means nothing. It is a fact that Chrysler products are more unreliable than industry average. Comparing them an unrelated entity(in this case, GM) is a typical red herring deflection move when you have no factual ground to stand on.

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That didnt keep GM from needing tens of billions of dollars of bailouts and being majority owned by the US government.
Yes. GM should have been liquidated as well. Even after the legally questionable bailouts, GM has a better chance at survival than Chrysler does.

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Yes, because you lack the business and economic sense that a Goldfish has.
Survival of the fittest. Chrysler and GM are still far from fit. They deserve to be in whatever hole they dug.


TLDR - Chrysler makes poor products and doesn't deserve to be in business anymore.
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