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FThorn @ Mar 10th 2008 8:15AM
Yeah, pundits thought Chrysler should build a PT Cruiser line/division. Uh-huh.
It's just a technology. You should build around MARKETS, not tech.
MemphisNET @ Mar 10th 2008 9:19AM
PT Cruiser and Prowler were supposed to be the revival of Plymouth, but the Cruiser was rebadged a Chry, and the Prowler was moved over for its last year.
Looks like someone just dug up a story/rumour from last year to see if anything has changed, and.. nope. They're still thinking about it. Isn't offering hybrid on every model enough?
FThorn @ Mar 10th 2008 4:24PM
What I'm saying is that many in the industry thought Chrysler should start a whole line of Pt Cruisers, as a division equal to Plymouth. Not to revamp plymouth. They were so hyped/popular that they were forecasting a whole line of retro/updated cars.