Chrysler stops production for [at least] a month
http://money.cnn.com/2008/12/17/autos/chry...sion=2008121717
Chrysler normally shuts down production for 11 days anyway, this will keep workers off the line until the end of January...
Chrysler normally shuts down production for 11 days anyway, this will keep workers off the line until the end of January...
Too bad dealers have probably a six month supply of cars on hand. It does not look good for them.
The new Ram may generate some buyers, a few for the Journey and the Caravan, but other than that they really don't have a model that is in any sort of demand. I bet they regret the decision to launch the Challenger. Its not selling now, what happens against full Camaro production?
The new Ram may generate some buyers, a few for the Journey and the Caravan, but other than that they really don't have a model that is in any sort of demand. I bet they regret the decision to launch the Challenger. Its not selling now, what happens against full Camaro production?
Originally Posted by vader1,Dec 17 2008, 03:58 PM
Too bad dealers have probably a six month supply of cars on hand. It does not look good for them.
The new Ram may generate some buyers, a few for the Journey and the Caravan, but other than that they really don't have a model that is in any sort of demand.
The new Ram may generate some buyers, a few for the Journey and the Caravan, but other than that they really don't have a model that is in any sort of demand.
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From: All up in your inner tubes. Whatcha gonna do sucka?
Originally Posted by KeithMajkasays,Dec 18 2008, 07:58 AM
How did you not mention the Magnum or 300? Those things are a dime a dozen
they're actually supposed to axe the magnum and the pt cruiser pretty soon, I think 2009 will be the last model year for both....
makes me a little sad. I always wanted a magnum srt-8, and swap the front end of a 300 on it.









