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R.I.P. DODGE VIPER A few blogs back I wrote about how Chrysler is going to combine its three brands and start eliminating overlapping models. The idea is to have Dodge concentrate on trucks and work-utilities, with Chrysler exclusively selling cars, and Jeep offering only SUV-based Jeeps. It's a bold plan, but a risky one. And while I see the logic in what they're trying to achieve, I don't agree with parts of it. Specifically, I wrote in my blog that no matter what happens, they ought to keep the Dodge Viper. Well, so much for my opinion. The ... Read more →
Has Cerberus killed the Viper? John Neff
click above to view more high-res shots of the 2008 Dodge Viper SRT10 According to Jalopnik, yes. We reported yesterday that as a part of Project Genesis, Chrysler was planning to cut more models in ...
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click above for more images of the 2008 Dodge Viper Cerberus has had a chance now to fully inspect Chrysler LLC's offerings, and the private equity firm wants to make fast changes. The equity firm ...
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Autoline on Autoblog with John McElroy 1 year ago on Autoblog
R.I.P. DODGE VIPER A few blogs back I wrote about how Chrysler is going to combine its three brands and start eliminating overlapping models. The idea is to have Dodge concentrate on trucks and work-utilities, with Chrysler exclusively selling cars, and Jeep offering only SUV-based Jeeps. It's a ...
Has Cerberus killed the Viper? 1 year ago on Autoblog
click above to view more high-res shots of the 2008 Dodge Viper SRT10 According to Jalopnik, yes. We reported yesterday that as a part of Project Genesis, Chrysler was planning to cut more models in addition to the PT Cruiser Convertible, Pacifica, Crossfire and Magnum. Jalopnik is reporting that, ...
Dodge Viper could be sacrificed for new Sebring 1 year ago on Autoblog
click above for more images of the 2008 Dodge Viper Cerberus has had a chance now to fully inspect Chrysler LLC's offerings, and the private equity firm wants to make fast changes. The equity firm owners recognize that a complete overhaul of the relatively new Sebring with its cheap interior and ...
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Chris, Sam, and Dan kick out a podcast just in time for the long holiday drive.
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