This gallery contains 8 photos.
I’ve never stood at the helm of an ocean liner, my hand on the controls, watching as the enormous ship responds to my commands. But way up in the cabin of my 2011 Ram test truck, I think I have some inkling of how it feels.
Continue reading
This gallery contains 5 photos.
The 2006 Dodge Charger was the third model to use Chrysler’s (DaimlerChrysler, at the time) full-size, rear-wheel drive LX platform, following the 2006 introduction of the Chrysler 300 and Dodge Magnum.
Continue reading
This gallery contains 5 photos.
What’s the deal with minivans? Many people seem to think they’re terminally uncool, yet these people-movers still sell pretty well despite the surging market for seven-seat SUVs and crossovers. Of particular interest is the continuing success of Chrysler’s minivans. The former Chrysler Corporation arguably invented the minivan back in the early ’80s, when these family haulers quickly became more popular than leg warmers and frizzy hair.
Continue reading
This gallery contains 10 photos.
A Quick Discussion with Bullrun Season 3’s Team Challenger Michael Schlee The new season of Speed TV’s hit reality television show Bullrun is now less then weeks away. The brain child of Andrew Duncan and David Green, Bullrun features 12 … Continue reading
This gallery contains 10 photos.
With the American Auto Industry in a crisis like it has never faced before, I thought we could take a look back at the past 100 years of American Vehicles to see the highlights (and lowlights) of an industry on the edge of collapse. Continue reading
This gallery contains 12 photos.
Dodge dominates the floor space for the Chrysler Corporation at CIAS this year. They have brought multiple examples of the all new Dodge Ram. The Viper is also on display sporting giant rear tires and an even more giant rear wing. Continue reading
This gallery contains 8 photos.
While major competitors are locked into a race to bring a single extended-range electric or even a plug-in hybrid car to market, the beleaguered Chrysler Corporation has introduced no fewer than five different electric-drive vehicle platforms in Detroit. Furthermore, the first vehicle to be spun off one of these platforms would be produced for North America in 2010 and three more by 2013. Continue reading
Auto Show by Auto Trader 