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Tagg @ Feb 17th 2007 6:24PM
Remember how many bloggers here praised DCX for being the good domestic company and how great all there product was and how they "got it". My how attitudes have changed. There is NOTHING in the Chrysler/Dodge lineup I would consider purchasing and its really sad because they did have alot of momentum with the 300 and Magnum. Too bad the burned it up by giving us the Compass, Caliber, Commander, Charger(wow, and though Ford's "F" thing was bad), Avenger, Dakota, and so on. The 300 was great but everything after has beed very disappointing and their inflated "sales" are just the cherry on top. Now they are for sale, probably to a Chinese company and Chrysler is in worse shape than GM (as long as GM does't buy them!) and Ford.