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The 2014 Dodge Durango & Jeep Cherokee launched | 2013 New York Auto Show
The Dodge brand is upping the ante in the fast-growing full-size sport-utility vehicle (SUV) and crossover segments, introducing the new 2014 Dodge Durango at the 2013 New York International Auto Show. Improved fuel efficiency comes along with the integration of the all-new standard eight-speed transmission with rotary shifter.…
Automakers hit by Japanese tsunami
Impact of the earthquake and resultant tsunami in Japan are being felt by auto industry around the world. …
2011 Chrysler 300 teaser website launched
Chrysler has launched a teaser website for the 2011 300 sedan to build interest ahead of the car’s official debut at the North America International Auto Show in January next year.…
Chrysler 200 revealed
Chrysler has officially revealed the upcoming 200 sedan ahead of its launch later his year. It is expected to make its Middle East debut in the first half of 2011.…
Chrysler reveals teaser images of 200 sedan
Chrysler has revealed teaser images of the upcoming 200 sedan ahead of its global launch planned for later this year. It'll be the successor to the Sebring.…
Car Songs – The Best Of
A silly idea by Phill and the power of Twitter results in possibly the greatest list of car related songs ever. Sort of.…
2010 Chrysler 300
The 300 is a full-size sedan that Chrysler has sold since 2005. With chunky American looks it's proved popular worldwide, although a replacement is expected soon.…
Jeep puts the new 2011 Grand Cherokee into production
The 2011 Jeep Grand Cherokee goes into production ahead of a June launch. It's touted as parent company Chrysler's most important model of recent times.…
Chrysler’s refreshed Sebring to be called Nassau
Chrysler is dropping the Sebring name for the refreshed model launching in the fourth quarter of 2010. It will be called the Chrysler Nassau.…
Sixty days that changed the world
The auto industry has changed more in the past two months than any time in its history. Two of America’s ‘Big Three’, General Motors and Chrysler, emerged from Chapter 11 bankruptcy supported by the US government, fitter but smaller and less ambitious.…
