The one problem with the Prowler was a rock-hard suspension - you felt EVERY part of the road. There didn't seem to be ANY damping. The engine was not bad...it was a light car and even if it wasn't a rocket, it was still pretty quick. If you want to go fast, you get a Corvette or a Viper or an SRT-4; the Prowler was more of an experience (like the SSR vs the Vette).
I'm betting on Rebel for the Road Runner-like vehicle.
Currently the source says that Plymouth is totally totally dead as a name, and that they will bring out a new division to replace it when we stop asking for Plymouth to return.
Sometimes I really wonder about the mentality in there. "Our buyers want it, so THEY CAN'T HAVE IT. Nya, nya, nya, we're better and smarter than they are."
PS> Mac users, have you tried Patent Browser? Quite nice.
a coupel of years ago, Chrysler proposed a MDS that consisted of two coupled engines. Looks like they're still pursing that line of inquiry. Interesting.
Overland Summit is interesting. Combines a storied pre-Willys name with an imported Mitsubishi sold by Eagle. Chrysler 200S... also interesting but not so much that I'll post a news item about it Oscar Mike now... a special edition for the Oscars? Or part of UConnect?
No bets. Might just be for Mopar race transmissions. Might be they'll tag the 545RFE as a Torqueflite to differentiate the Chrysler engineered ones from the ZFs.
What negative connotation? Valiant remains linked to one of the most successful cars Chrysler's ever made, especially in Australia (okay, I guess that's tail wagging the dog), and everyone I meet who hears "Valiant" seems to react with "unkillable," not "dull." Likewise, Demon... who remembers the Demon outside Allpar people? When it comes up here, there are always two reactions: "I love it" and "the politically correct crowd will destroy it." (I always find the latter odd because it was pre-"PC," and anyway it was hardly the same group of people who were offended...) I think people in the Southern states are not likely to reject a car for being called Demon.
It's simply a reference to the reports that the Demon reportedly bombed in the Southeast though the Duster did well, and that complaints were largely from that region, according to period reporting. I don't have more detailed info nor do I wish to impugn any particular group without solid knowledge.
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