Dodge can’t seem to catch a break. Another Chrysler factory employee admitted to being drunk at work after being arrested for drunk driving. After the first three extremely public busts, you think they would’ve gotten the idea by now. For employees of Ma Mopar, is it really always five o’clock somewhere?
By: Marcus Slater | February 15, 2012
By William Foster Recently, an article was emailed to me from the website The Truth About Cars, stating that with the Chrysler Group branding the 2013 Viper as an SRT product and not a Dodge product, the Dodge brand is slowly being phased out. The real truth is that the Dodge brand is alive and […] More »
By: admin | December 28, 2011
by Patrick Rall Chrysler and Fiat CEO Sergio Marchionne told Automotive News that there will be a diesel option for the 2013 Jeep Grand Cherokee. Other Chrysler sources have stated that more large vehicles will receive the oil-burning option after the diesel Jeep launches in the US. No other vehicles were named, but based on […] More »
By: admin | December 27, 2011
Mercedes Benz SLS AMGWill Chrysler benefit from the Fiat merger, or is this another Daimler deal?by William Foster Since Fiat SpA first joined forces with the Chrysler Group, eventually making the financial and strategic moves to increase their ownership to a majority amount, many have compared this recent merger to the deal between Chrysler and […] More »
By: admin | October 28, 2011
by Patrick Rall Fiat has become one of the most fuel efficient automakers in the European market, and a big part of that is due to their MultiAir technology. According to the folks at Motor Trend, Chrysler is currently working with this technology on the existing 2.0 and 2.4 liter 4-cylinder engines, the 3.6L Pentastar […] More »
By: admin | October 20, 2011
Pickuptrucks.com had an interesting idea for a comparison test. Rather than try to find similarly equipped models for apples-to-apples comparison, why not give automakers a hard $30,000 cap, including options, and let them send over what they believe to be their best truck?
By: admin | September 30, 2011
by Patrick Rall The Chrysler Group posted a year over year gain of 30.6% for August of 2011, making them the strongest automaker group operating in the US by a comfortable margin over Nissan NA, who improved by just 19%. The Chrysler Group was lead in sales by the Jeep brand with an improvement of […] More »
By: admin | September 9, 2011
