Fiat + Chrysler
You can laugh all ya want.....drive what ya want.....I go commando....if you lose your job and get hungry, you can always eat your imports:bootysha:
You forgot to mention my Mopar tattoos.:thebirdm:
If these cars get such "crappy gas mileage" and are so "unreliable", how do the nay-sayers explain all of us Americans who drive quality built Chrysler products daily and get good gas mileage? My Concorde LXi get's over 30 on the highway and averages 27 with 225 HP and 250 pounds of torque.....my Neon does slightly better with 132 HP. I am approaching 60,000 miles with the Neon...no problems, ever. I am coming up on 130,000 miles with the Concorde and, again, no issues. Stop believing a bunch of BS! Toyota was last years sales leader....and recall leader! You didn't hear that from the talking head mainstream media did ya?:cheers:
As far as Fiat goes, it's not quite a done deal yet. Chrysler needs to get the loans from the government to make it happen.
I welcome Fiat. http://online.wsj.com/article/SB123245224622497573.html
For the record books....a slant six powered Dart still holds the record for best fuel mileage in a 6 cylinder powered vehicle at 36 mpg. It could be argued that it did so while being one of the most reliable cars ever built.
You can laugh all ya want.....drive what ya want.....I go commando....if you lose your job and get hungry, you can always eat your imports:bootysha:
You forgot to mention my Mopar tattoos.:thebirdm:
If these cars get such "crappy gas mileage" and are so "unreliable", how do the nay-sayers explain all of us Americans who drive quality built Chrysler products daily and get good gas mileage? My Concorde LXi get's over 30 on the highway and averages 27 with 225 HP and 250 pounds of torque.....my Neon does slightly better with 132 HP. I am approaching 60,000 miles with the Neon...no problems, ever. I am coming up on 130,000 miles with the Concorde and, again, no issues. Stop believing a bunch of BS! Toyota was last years sales leader....and recall leader! You didn't hear that from the talking head mainstream media did ya?:cheers:
As far as Fiat goes, it's not quite a done deal yet. Chrysler needs to get the loans from the government to make it happen.
I welcome Fiat. http://online.wsj.com/article/SB123245224622497573.html
For the record books....a slant six powered Dart still holds the record for best fuel mileage in a 6 cylinder powered vehicle at 36 mpg. It could be argued that it did so while being one of the most reliable cars ever built.
