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Seminole @ Jan 11th 2008 11:26AM
Maybe Dodge/Chrylser/Jeep should make their own cars instead of having to borrow them from other manufactures because the ones they actually do make are so bad.
Brent @ Jan 11th 2008 11:29AM
Yeah, shame on them for trying to turn a profit and use that money to improve the quality if their current vehicles.
Seminole @ Jan 11th 2008 3:25PM
Brent,
How is them taking a Nissan and throwing a Dodge badge on it gonna help them turn a profit. They will have to pay a nice percent of sales to Nissan.
My point was, instead of relying on other automakers, go out and actually design a good car people want! Then you don't need to re-badge someone else's car.