Revealed! 2011 Jeep Phoenix Based On Fiat Panda 4x4!
07-10-2009, 01:09 AM
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Fugly or not, small production costs and high MPG ratings are logical. The Panda is the kind of thing that will get Chrysler back on the right path.
I would love to see more diesels in the US, personally. VW will have my money at the end of the year when the new Golf TDI comes out. Chrysler/Fiat needs something to compete.
07-10-2009, 05:54 AM
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Yeah, because "everything else" is working out so well for Chrysler at the moment.
Fugly or not, small production costs and high MPG ratings are logical. The Panda is the kind of thing that will get Chrysler back on the right path.
I would love to see more diesels in the US, personally. VW will have my money at the end of the year when the new Golf TDI comes out. Chrysler/Fiat needs something to compete.
Fugly or not, small production costs and high MPG ratings are logical. The Panda is the kind of thing that will get Chrysler back on the right path.
I would love to see more diesels in the US, personally. VW will have my money at the end of the year when the new Golf TDI comes out. Chrysler/Fiat needs something to compete.