Chrysler will offer more small-engine versions of its cars and trucks as its U.S. sales decline amid rising fuel prices, the Detroit News reported this weekend. The company plans to launch two new models with standard four-cylinder engines by the end of the year, CEO Tom LaSorda said. Chrysler currently has four such vehicles. The automaker may also add four-cylinder versions of models that are currently only offered with bigger powerplants.
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06/19, 9:04 AM
posted by:
stuart
Well done a domestic company which knows what is customers needs. Now all you have to do is build the Dodge Hornet and even the Chrysler Akino but label that as a smart.
06/19, 9:04 AM
posted by:
stuart
Don’t forget a new Chrysler PT Cruiser
06/19, 11:48 AM
posted by:
john
well if they had made a reg cab dakota they could put a 4 cylinder in it like toyota done with its tacoma.
06/19, 1:32 PM
posted by:
stick
I’m trying to figure out which 2 existing products they plan on putting a 4cyl in. I’m guessing the Dakota is one, but without a reg cab it seems pointless. The other one I’m guessing is the Jeep Liberty since they did away the Diesel option for 07.
06/19, 5:40 PM
posted by:
2006300C
fuel is not expensive. we have the lowest prices in the western world. stop being sp damn cheap. a 24 oz pepsi cost more than a gallon of fuel. park your piece of s*** and take the bus or a pogo stick.
06/20, 10:41 AM
posted by:
Anonymous
Buy them from GM if you want them done right. Nobody knows how to build an engine beter than GM does.
06/20, 11:51 AM
posted by:
james
yea…uh..ok whatever you say no#7….your kidding right.
06/20, 11:59 AM
posted by:
james
yea! everybody get rid of your quality cars and trucks for a gmc or chevy..GM WE ARE PROFESSIONAL GRADE JUNK!!!!!!