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GM and Chrysler, working together again

You may remember how the analysts and reporters were claiming that GM, after acquiring Chrysler, would shut down pretty much everything but the minivans and Jeeps. At that time, you may remember my saying:
Rubbish, I say. Even if Rick Wagoner is as foolish as he looks.  These people don’t know Chrysler. They are still thinking the Daimler line [...]

Phoenix is alive. Really. Anyone listening?

A couple of weeks ago, we posted a rumor sent to us by someone who seemed authentic, describing how the Phoenix engine plant and all work around it had been dropped. Perhaps foolishly, we ran it — as a rumor, not as a fact — noting that it was a single source. In the past, [...]

The 2009 models and the Hemi horsepower conundrum

As you may already know from reading the forums announcement, the news page, and the home page, we’ve updated our coverage of the 2009 models.
What you may not know is that we’ve just finally updated every individual Chrysler, Dodge, and Jeep model that had 2009 changes, so those are all in sync.
You may have [...]

The ultimate Mopar holiday present

The ultimate Mopar holiday gift has just been introduced - by the Society of Automotive Engineers. It’s Willem Weertman’s long-awaited book, Chrysler Engines 1922-1998, and it’s about what you would expect from the company’s chief engine designer - the man in charge when the slant six, Hemi V8, and 2.2 liter engines were created.
The [...]



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