... influencers got to drive classic Chrysler cars... my envy is outrageously high right now.

 

Have you tried dancing in a Tik tok in your underwear? I think that's what it takes to be an influencer.

 

Well crap. At least there's still a pulse. Maybe Chrysler should be to luxury what SRT is to performance. Grand Wagoneer "Chrysler Edition" a diamond pendulum and what not. Maybe it doesn't need to be a brand at all, but a symbol for luxury across the Mopar lineup. "Chrysler Rated", "Chryslerfied", and on the 8th day "Chrysler". LOL ... yea too far. But I'd rather it have meaning than to just be minivans that sounds more like what Plymouth was towards the end.

 

I'm confused. This is a link to an article about 3 models of Pacifica available for 2026.

@Dave Z did you forget to add commas to the title?
Because with commas, it would make more sense.
Ex: "...is (comma), not surprisingly (comma), another minivan."

 

Same meaning with and without commas. Is better with commas.

My favorite part: Chrylser born 1924. Stella says it's 1925. Anniversary minivan is a 2026.

 

My favorite part: Chrysler born 1924. Stella says it's 1925. Anniversary minivan is a 2026.

Sad that they don't know the history of the company.

 

They didn't have a reason to celebrate in 2024 with only 1 minivan. Still don't have a reason. Seems all they accomplished is making a new badge.

 

https://www.roadandtrack.com/news/a64971262/chrysler-is-back-on-stellantis-design-boss-ralph-gilles/

 

Well, Mr. Gilles provided a lot more information than I've heard from the Chrysler CEO.
Chrysler has their own design studio, product planners and "now" a marketing team.
Good news, right?

 

Behold the 2028 Chrysler Halcyon....

 

Ok, I'll bite...lol
What is it? I kind of like it.
Back end looks like an evolved 200. Front end looks like a Maserati.

 

While Ralph was a bit more detailed than Christine, there still is absolutely nothing firm in his statements. It’s all fluff with no hard details and dates. And kind of even sounds like yet another push out of any coming product for Chrysler - except that new logo.

 

Yea, but they have marketing "now" which leads me to believe their marketing dept didn't exist not too long ago.
Why create a marketing dept if you're not planning on offering anything?

 

Wow. I like the Han.

 

I'm still curious how they are going to position Chrysler, are they sticking with it being the "people mover" or switch it back to being the "premium" brand similar to Buick/Acura?

 

Buick $23,800-$45,100
Acura $33,000-$64,500

A "premium" brand like Buick, but it definitely needs cars like Integra and TLX, for $10K less, like they would be at Buick.

 

Well then better "settle" on the trade AND geopolitical warring, war gaming?....vis a vis esp Canada, Mexico, esp CHINA, and Europe too (but maybe not fully with S Korea and Japan.) Consider:

....just as an example of what is ready within, in a manner of speakin', STLA to be potentially industrialized in say Canada with plenty of 'domestic' parts content.

 

And people said the Han looked like a Chrysler 200 knockoff.

	Leapmotor C01 (2023)	300M	200
Wheelbase	2,930 mm (115.4 in)	113.0 in (2,870 mm)	108.0 in (2,742 mm)
Length	5,050 mm (198.8 in)	197.8 in (5,024 mm)	192.3 in (4,884 mm)
Width	1,902 mm (74.9 in)	74.4 in (1,890 mm)	73.7 in (1,871 mm)
Height	1,509 mm (59.4 in)	56.0 in (1,422 mm)	58.7 in (1,491 mm)
Overhang	83.4	84.8	84.3

 

Ok, then: no possible viability for "affordable" Chrysler-brand, Dodge-brand vehicles if to be developed and sourced, built in n america. GM's recent successful Buicks and Chevies, excellent for the value price, WERE developed and exported from Korea, China, and China-via-Korea.

 

I’m glad they chose to save money on creating a badge and instead just made it a sticker. That’ll hold up really well in several years.

 

So historic.
So demure.
So

 

“What’s laser etching?”

 

So Chrysler was established in 1925, yet...

It was the B-70, FWIW. No point calling it the Chrysler Six when the four-cylinder was two years away (and a rebadged Maxwell) - this is what I mean when I say Chrysler never was any good at market segments.

 

So Chrysler was established in 1925, yet...
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It was the B-70, FWIW. No point calling it the Chrysler Six when the four-cylinder was two years away (and a rebadged Maxwell) - this is what I mean when I say Chrysler never was any good at market segments.

It was like the Wagoneer S!
2024 but went on sale in 2025 LOL.

 

A $15k Chrysler. I saw one of those BYD Han yesterday after reading your post. It's a nice-looking vehicle, but BYD has Ford levels of problems.

 

Right, because crossovers are so distinctive.

 

So annoying that there are no Chrysler vehicles to purchase, besides a minivan over the past few years.

 

Well, when I think about it, the Pacifica rolls Chrysler back to its roots. 6 Cylinder engine in a vehicle designed to carry people.

 

The fabric-roof ones, yes, Wrangler Unlimited...