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Would the 3.6 be due to be replaced by 2022? What was its last major update?

What engines would they be using in a mid-size truck? Obviously the 3.6 Pentastar if it ws produced today but do you think it would base with the 2.0T that's in the Wrangler?

Don't forget about the Taco, the sales leader.

Ahhh that makes sense. Thanks!

If Wikipedia is accurate it is only sold in the middle east. ?‍♂️

Fiat also has a truck. Fiat Fullback.

I looked it up and it's just the passenger side airbag that can be turned off.

Isn't there a small Ram/Dodge/Fiat outside of the US also though?

Yeah, my point was just that you're not going to get anything new for quite some time.

Yeah I've watched a few of those as well and the stuff they're going over is less severe than hitting a pothole on the interstate. I'm pretty sure my dad's Taco has a switch or button to turn off air bags for off-roading to prevent this.

I don't understand why the Jeep truck and this are taking so long. I'd think they should have been out when the Ranger comes out. 2022? That just feels like an absurd amount of time.

The Cruze and Malibu are like 1 and 2 years old.. They're basically still brand new.

Unless your face is hitting the windshield I don't know why you're even talking about that. Also, the average US male is 5 foot 9.5 inches tall. Japan's average male is 5 foot 7 inches tall.

Let's see it!

I had to do some research and you are correct. I originally thought the RS(Rally Sport) was an actual performance package but it wasn't. It was: "The Rally Sport (RS) appearance package brought deluxe interior trim and hidden headlights with it". Back then it was available with the V8 option though, so there's that.

My local Chevy dealer had one a couple weeks ago and I stopped by at night when I saw it and..it was unlocked. Lol. Overall, I really liked it but in that trim it was really ugly. Something I found odd was how tough the center console was to click shut and that there still aren’t holes in the bed for sitting water to drain out. They had a ‘19 Denali stuffed in the back of the lot. That looked great but it seemed odd they’d stick the 67k truck in the back of the lot but the one right out front was a lower end Silverado. 7C60A440-B00B-479C-A8E3-1A122CBC2A9F.MOV

The 6.2 is optional on the '19's with the AT4 package.

This looks so damn good. I'm almost impressed with how well they made this look and then how bad they made the Silverado look. I have a very good feeling that if the bottom of the grille was flat people would then say, "something looks too bland about it."

"Later, we'll see two AMG models: the GLE53 will get a more powerful version of the inline-six with an electric supercharger, while the GLE63 will be powered by the twin-turbo 4.0-liter V-8 seen in other AMG models. There's also another plug-in hybrid in the cards. Choose 4Matic all-wheel drive, and the GLE can be specified with an optional low-range transfer case to give it genuine off-road capability. " C/D Yes, Please.

The black plastic in the front fascia is what hurts it more to my eyes rather than the wheel arches.

I really like this vehicle. The only exterior bit I'm not a fan of is the black insert in the whole front bumper. If some of it was an actual vent it would look better... but it isn't. It's just one huge fake vent. Okay a tiny strip in the middle is real but the bulk of it is all fake and pretty tacky looking.

Yup, pretty spot on.

At full MSRP that's a significant difference but I've seen new 2.3 Mustangs for as low as 21-22k.

Are you drinking that Chevy Kool-Aid or something? The Mustang's isn't good but it definitely isn't as small of an opening as the Camaro's. Yes, the Challenger clearly has the advantage in any competition that involves more space to the user.

I think the interior was a major improvement over the 5th gen. At least looks-wise. It was too long ago to really remember what anything felt or sounded like.