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Subscribe to this threadChrysler won't turn a profit in 2008, but still on track to achieve goals
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Sam @ Apr 21st 2008 7:56AM
here's an idea for chrysler:
why not scrap every model, and just focus on the high performance variants? Keep it low-volume, just enough to bypass the CAFE restrictions and then they can make sick cars that people would by that would make the company turn a...profit! Just an idea.
Frank @ Apr 21st 2008 8:19AM
Or,
they could just make good cars that just run, my 03 dakota is a champ, but maybe you could put the engine on a diet. - also the last year the dakota / durangos ever looked good...
just a thought.