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What’s Wrong With This Picture: What About Hope? Edition
More promises of Chryslerian change, this time from a UK-market minisite [via Autoblog]. Maybe the brand is planning on going back to its Rootes? The post What’s Wrong With This Picture: What About...
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The WSJ Buries The Lede: Chrysler 300 “Un-Delayed,” Retail Sales Goals In...
If you believed Chrysler’s bailout “viability plan” [paging Commissar Orwell...], you knew the new Chrysler 300 would be released in 2010. It’s a bit cut off at the top of the image above, but you can...
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What’s Wrong With This Picture: The 300 Edition
For the last several years the 300C has been Chrysler’s band of Spartans, fighting off the apathy and irrelevance that has threatened to overwhelm the brand. And it didn’t just keep Chrysler clawing...
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Monday Mileage Champion: 2000 Ford Explorer
Every classic Mercedes enthusiast and their antique mother will brag about the longevity of their ride. Then you have the Camrys. The Accords. The Volvo 240/740/940 triplets. Silverados. F-150s. Crown...
View ArticleMonday Mileage Champion: Same As It Ever Was… And Will Be…
Click here to view the embedded video. Forbes recently published an article titled “Cars That Can Last 250,000 Miles (Or More).” Unfortunately for the author and Forbes, measuring long-term quality of...
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New Or Used? : What Isn’t Better Than A Panther Edition
TJ writes: Hey Sajeev and Steve, Need your assistance for a fellow panther lover (my aunt) who is going to be looking for a new ride this fall. She currently has a Mercury Grand Marquis (her second or...
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Review: 2013 Chrysler 300 SRT8 (Video)
There’s a “problem” with the modern performance variant: they are too easy to review. You see, dropping a high-horsepower V8 into anything makes it good. Take the last generation Chrysler 300 SRT8....
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Piston Slap: Spicy…or Spicier?
John writes: Wasup, Sajeev! I have an 06 R/T Charger and I am contemplating getting a set of Eibach springs for it. What other costs might be associated aside from installation? What other products...
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Chrysler Recalls 349K MY 2008 Units Over Ignition Issues
Owners of a handful of MY 2008 DaimlerChrysler products now have one thing in common with those who own certain General Motors models: An ignition-related recall. Chrysler Group says 349,442 MY 2008...
View ArticlePorsche Boxster, Cayman Four-Pot Turbo Details Released
According to CAR (via AutoGuide), the next round of Porsche Boxsters and Caymans will have turbocharged, four-cylinder powerplants ranging from 240 to 370 bhp. Porsche could also position a base model...
View ArticleNHTSA Investigating Gear Selector in Jeep Grand Cherokee, Possibly Other Models
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is investigating complaints that gear selector handles on Jeep Grand Cherokees may slip out of park and cause the car to roll away, Automotive News is...
View ArticleAdventures in Recalls: FCA’s Shifter ‘Visor Tips Card’
As a six-and-a-half-foot tall red-blooded male who’s driven in demolition derbies and owns John Deere machinery, I naturally gravitated to a big, rear-wheel drive, future Junkyard Find sedan when it...
View ArticleBuy/Drive/Burn: Classic Luxury Coupes From 1963
Today’s Buy/Drive/Burn brings three big and brawny American luxury coupes from 1963. You’ll have to burn one — no exceptions. Ford ThunderbirdBy 1963 Ford’s successful Thunderbird was in the final year...
View ArticleAce of Base: 2019 Chrysler 300 Touring
It’ll not have escaped your notice that neither the Dodge Charger nor the Challenger has made an appearance in this series. Why? Because we try (emphasis on try) to include models which we think have...
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