Chrysler Killing Now Four Slow Sellers
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I know you're new to the forum, but you're clearly suffering some kind of brain injury. You should seek medical attention, immediately.
Welcome to the forum, BTW.
haha thanks, well at least you're making me feel better for not buying the jeep.
Opted for this instead:
(first mod: dealer frame is gone)
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- 2008 Mazda5 5MT Sport w/ Popular Package
I guess axing the Magnum will make more difficult for other brands to justify making/bringing sport wagons (GM?)
...and just when the 2008 facelift made the Magnum more appealing
...and just when the 2008 facelift made the Magnum more appealing
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- 96 Miata M-Edition, 2015 Mazda 3 Hatch
My only issue with the magnum was the lack of a third pedal. Other than that, I'd take one in a heartbeat. I'm still crushed that it isn't going to be made anymore
hell no. That thing looks like an avenger wagon. The old one with the bigger headlights looked WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY better IMO.I guess axing the Magnum will make more difficult for other brands to justify making/bringing sport wagons (GM?)
...and just when the 2008 facelift made the Magnum more appealing
Chrysler's new board of directors has voted to discontinue the Pacifica crossover, the coupe version of the Crossfire, the PT Cruiser convertible, and the Dodge Magnum wagon, according to the Detroit Free Press.
The vote is believed to have taken place yesterday (Tuesday), but the official announcement won't come until tomorrow (Thursday), the newspaper said, citing company sources.
The new Dodge Journey crossover will fill the gap left by the Magnum, while the Crossfire and Pacifica will be eliminated with no direct successors. The PT Cruiser hardtop will remain in production, but the convertible version will be eliminated.
The report indicated the Crossfire coupe would be discontinued, but various media reports have indicated the roadster version will also be scrapped due to extremely weak sales.
The vote is believed to have taken place yesterday (Tuesday), but the official announcement won't come until tomorrow (Thursday), the newspaper said, citing company sources.
The new Dodge Journey crossover will fill the gap left by the Magnum, while the Crossfire and Pacifica will be eliminated with no direct successors. The PT Cruiser hardtop will remain in production, but the convertible version will be eliminated.
The report indicated the Crossfire coupe would be discontinued, but various media reports have indicated the roadster version will also be scrapped due to extremely weak sales.
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- 96 Miata M-Edition, 2015 Mazda 3 Hatch
I thought the crossfire was already dead?
-The Crossfire was always too expensive for a Chrysler.
-The Pacifica was never really attractive, especially after the concept they teased us with years before.
-They never redesigned the PT Cruiser . What a shame.
They had one of the biggest hits in the modern car industry and they let it die.
-The Pacifica was never really attractive, especially after the concept they teased us with years before.
-They never redesigned the PT Cruiser . What a shame.
They had one of the biggest hits in the modern car industry and they let it die.
the srt-6 one kicks ass though. Took one out for s pin the other day...woo HOO!
The PT isn't dying, just the convertible. I'll applaud that any day. The PT convertible takes everything that makes the PT a good, useful car and throws it out the window.
Everyone I know tha owns a Magnum bought it because its a sportwagon not an CUV, SUV, or Minivan and they do not even consider a sedan.
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Really? Got any advertisement you can show? I might be tempted to check out a Magnum if it looks goods.
