Intrepidation

I like the Kizashi. It won't win point for originality, but at least it isn't ugly like most Japanese midsizers. It's also supposed to be very good to drive. Maybe when Mitsubishi folds because the only other new product they have is going to be that electric car no one will buy, Suzuki can pick up the dealer network.

Any society that would give up a little liberty to gain a little security will deserve neither and lose both.

This is what Nanos want to be when they grow up. It's going to totally save Mitsubishi in the US market.

Here Camino, cleaned up the grain and enhanced the colors for you if you'd like a nice desktop background.

I can't wait to check one out in person.

Oh trust me, the Scrambler is not forgotten.

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Interior looks great, I love how Chrysler is finally adding some color options to the palette besides shades of gray. Really nice touch that that silver bezel is real aluminum and not painted plastic. Love the exterior.

First Charger reviews are in Car and Driver First Drive Insideline First Drive

Why not?

Happy Birthday!

Not really my thing, but nice to see a concept car rescued and restored.

It doesn't sound like cam and cranks senor symptoms, but yes, the crank sensor especially can go bad without throwing a code. Have you done a fuel pressure test? Leak down test? I would also look into the injectors.

Be sure you check out the Durango, and Charger, and Avenger, and 200C. I'm guessing they'll be present as well. Of course you can go check out the Grand Cherokee right now too. I also strongly disagree that the Ram is an also ran, since it features things no other competitor offers while having on of the best interiors in its class.

Have to disagree. As an example, the new Journey is more than good enough to compete in class. It was before the refresh even with its flaws. The new one adds a new more powerful V6, better suspension tuning, better NVH and of course new interior. And I don't see how these are objectively 2x better. Or better at all, just different.

Well pointed out, the only thing I would say is that the new interiors look different and look to be high quality.

Yet more differentiated than the Equinox/Terrain. Try comparing more recent platform mate products like the Durango and Grand Cherokee to get a better idea of how different they will be. Or the Charger and 300C

Instead of me wasting my time, how about you just open up PS and overlay the two images. You'll find the general layout is the same, but the design is different.

That, to me at least, don't look like enough damage to be an issue with the frame. Good idea to check just to be sure of course.

Not really, even before the refresh the two cars had very different interior. Cheap interiors, but very different nonetheless. I would expect that trend to continue.

Psst, yj I wasn't referring to you. You've been open minded about it.

White Grand Cherokee, very handsome Metallic brown and a silver Sportage, very sharp Lots of new Sonatas

So much hate, all because it has a Toyota badge. If this were a Malibu or G6 you'd all love the concept, and demand GM build it because there is so much demand for RWD coupes. I think it's cool that someone went to the effort to do this, as opposed to the usual "let's put a turbo, and a big wing on for SEMA" thing.