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DaimlerChrysler showed a short promotional video during its press conference at the Geneva Motor Show yesterday, featuring a number of its popular new vehicles. Among the slew of production models was a short clip of a never-before-seen Dodge model. The car is believed to be the Dodge Avenger or Stratus, a sibling vehicle to the 2007/2008 Chrysler Sebring. The car appears to be finished, suggesting it may appear as a 2007 model.
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DaimlerChrysler showed a short promotional video during its press conference at the Geneva Motor Show yesterday, featuring a number of its popular new vehicles. Among the slew of production models was a short clip of a never-before-seen Dodge model. The car is believed to be the Dodge Avenger or Stratus, a sibling vehicle to the 2007/2008 Chrysler Sebring. The car appears to be finished, suggesting it may appear as a 2007 model.
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i was at the HQ on sunday, and there were several cars with poorly masked front ends which looked like the front end of the caliber, but the car was unmistakably a sedan, not a wagon/hatchback.
ORIGINAL: BadStratRT
i was at the HQ on sunday, and there were several cars with poorly masked front ends which looked like the front end of the caliber, but the car was unmistakably a sedan, not a wagon/hatchback.
i was at the HQ on sunday, and there were several cars with poorly masked front ends which looked like the front end of the caliber, but the car was unmistakably a sedan, not a wagon/hatchback.
umm pat, your pictures are where?
i didnt have a camera, i was just on my way to the museum, and we went past the proving grounds real quick...and when we turned around, i could see them up inside the gated area next to the HQ..
it looked like a 4 door, not a coupe...and from the angle which i was viewing it, it appeared to be a caliber sedan. it was too far away for my camera phone to do anything...
it looked like a 4 door, not a coupe...and from the angle which i was viewing it, it appeared to be a caliber sedan. it was too far away for my camera phone to do anything...
ORIGINAL: MidnightBlueNeon
Ditto, where are the pics?
Does this thing look a little like this?
Ditto, where are the pics?
Does this thing look a little like this?
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ORIGINAL: MidnightBlueNeon
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DaimlerChrysler showed a short promotional video during its press conference at the Geneva Motor Show yesterday, featuring a number of its popular new vehicles. Among the slew of production models was a short clip of a never-before-seen Dodge model. The car is believed to be the Dodge Avenger or Stratus, a sibling vehicle to the 2007/2008 Chrysler Sebring. The car appears to be finished, suggesting it may appear as a 2007 model.
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LeftLaneNews.com Link!
DaimlerChrysler showed a short promotional video during its press conference at the Geneva Motor Show yesterday, featuring a number of its popular new vehicles. Among the slew of production models was a short clip of a never-before-seen Dodge model. The car is believed to be the Dodge Avenger or Stratus, a sibling vehicle to the 2007/2008 Chrysler Sebring. The car appears to be finished, suggesting it may appear as a 2007 model.
High bandwidth video: LINK
Low bandwidth video: LINK

The front end looks very familiar. I thought it was associated to a sedan version of the Caliber. The rear-end is new.
I agree with you Dartman69. They didn't seem that impressed. I have never been a fan of hachbacks. They remind me of stationwagons and minivans. They were talking about offering Dodge because of its American styling, then they just proved that they weren't going to carry that on with the Hornet. They need Plymouth or Eagle to carry cars like these, not Dodge and not Chrysler.
I agree with you Dartman69. They didn't seem that impressed. I have never been a fan of hachbacks. They remind me of stationwagons and minivans. They were talking about offering Dodge because of its American styling, then they just proved that they weren't going to carry that on with the Hornet. They need Plymouth or Eagle to carry cars like these, not Dodge and not Chrysler.




