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Greenlings: What's a light-duty truck, and why should we care?
So, why would an automaker call its car a truck if it's not really a truck, and why should you care? That's the subject of today's Greenlings , and it may be a bigger issue than you think.
Life-threatening faults with Toyota's Lexus brand have knocked the rich person's vehicle of choice off its Hollywood pedestal The stars' favourite? A customised Lexus on show in Las Vegas, January 2010.
Traffic Stops lead to Meth, Cocaine and Marijuana
Two separate traffic stops in Central Nebraska over the weekend, led to the seizure of marijuana, meth and cocaine.
Line is blurred for 'Buy American'
Chrysler PT Cruiser, cream-colored, southbound Lodge. In the rear window, a red, white and blue bumper sticker: 'Out of a job yet? Keep buying foreign.' The car was made in Mexico.
Chrysler Considering New North American Plant to Build Fiat-Based Models
Long a pillar of Fiata s plan for rescuing Chrysler, the combined company is looking into the logistics of producing Fiat-based models in North America and one option could be the construction of a new plant.
Thoughts from the Curb: Chrysler's Smoke, Mirrors and Babes
There was much to lampoon about Chrysler about last week at the Detroit Auto Show.
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Report: Chrysler Looking For New Plant To Build Fiats
Chrysler is currently on the lookout for a new site in North America to start building Fiat-based models, with the first cars tipped to be rolling off the factory floor as early as this year.
Detroit Auto Show: Chrysler goes Euro
There's no doubt about it. Chrysler brand is going Euro. While the struggling carmaker didn't have a press conference to unveil new models at the Detroit auto show, they did put up one new idea on their show stand.
Chrysler puts lipstick on an outdated product line
At first, the red Ferrari, with a statuesque model leaning against it and revolving on a giant white platter, looks a little out of place.
Cadillac design chief sets out to put emphasis on luxury line
Ten years ago, Bryan Nesbitt was an auto design sensation, basking in the glow of the success of his Chrysler PT Cruiser.
Chrysler Adds 2010 Special Editions for 300, PT Cruiser, and Town & Country a " Auto Shows
Chrysler pilfers some Audi nameplates and pretends the PT Cruiser is still stylish.
Dodge Detonator ... in Detroit
If you're a struggling carmaker looking to make a splash and create controversy, unveiling a new vehicle called "the Detonator" at the Detroit Auto Show may sound like a good idea.
2010 Chrysler PT Cruiser Couture Edition Debuts
The 2010 Chrysler PT Cruiser Couture Edition, an appearance package that bundles two-tone paint and other goodies, arrives in showrooms in the first quarter of this year.
Chrysler Unveils 2010 300 S6 and S8 Sedans, Special Edition Models for Detroit
We've got the scoop on the new S8 except, well, it's not what you think. We're talking about Chrysler's 300 S8, one of many special editions the company is rolling out to sustain interest in the brand until Fiat can make any more serious changes.
Chysler unveils new trim packages for 300, PT Cruiser, T&C
In addition to a number of new trim packages added to its Jeep products, Chrysler took the wraps off of a series of appearance packages for its 300, PT Cruiser and Town & Country models.
The Chrysler Brand: Provocative Designs Engineered for Passionate Living
The Chrysler brand continues to delight customers with distinctive designs, craftsmanship, intuitive innovation and technology -- all at an extraordinary value -- since the company was founded in 1926.
Chrysler Sales Dip 4% In December After Posting Worst Yearly Performance in 47 Years
Awards and accolades for Chrysler, Jeep, Dodge and Ram vehicles drove customers to dealer showrooms resulting in improved sales and market share in December.
Video: Chrysler Focuses On Past
Dragging out archival footage is nothing new for advertisers, especially during the holiday season.
The Rondo is built for room, not for sex appeal, with its tall, bulbous profile and five-door configuration eking three available rows of seating out of a footprint that's barely larger than that of a compact car.
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