Chrysler Suicide Watch 39: “Partnership for technology transformation”

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• Re: EPA: New Car Fuel Economy Continues to Improve; Back to Early 1980’s Level
  
  mpresley - …is only one more reason for us to be rational and efficient and not contribute to the price rise by going...
• Re: Tata Defends JLR Acquisition
  
  Tstag - Whilst I think Tata could have got JLR for less money had the recession hit earlier. I do think that both brands are very smart long term investments. For a start...
• Re: Last Night A Ranger Saved My Life
  
  Paul Niedermeyer - Here’s a Ranger in an IIHS side impact test at 30 mph. Please note that at 60 mph, the impact force would be four times as great....
• Re: Sunday Concours: The Destruction Of The Chrysler-Ghia Turbine Cars
  
  starbird80 - I thought it looked a lot like the Thunderbird of that era.   Not surprising, as the styling was led by former Ford...
• Re: Sunday Concours: The Destruction Of The Chrysler-Ghia Turbine Cars
  
  starbird80 - The engines were all removed.  Wonder what happened to them.  They were made in Detroit so not subject to the customs duty...
• Re: Last Night A Ranger Saved My Life
  
  Daniel J. Stern - Oy vey. Baseless testimonials like this really put me up a wall, whether they come from cops who make ignorant assertions based on what they think they...
• Re: TTAC does the 24 Hours of LeMons. And Dies. Again.
  
  PG - While I know that Z-cars are doomed to mediocrity because E30 BMW’s, Toyota Corolla FX hatchbacks (yes, really) and Foxbody Mustangs have taken...
• Re: Last Night A Ranger Saved My Life
  
  Paul Niedermeyer - Sorry here is the video: http://tinyurl.com/yggejes Must get edit function restored!
• Re: Last Night A Ranger Saved My Life
  
  Paul Niedermeyer - Here’s a crash test at 60 mph: note the tremendous recoil action and destruction. This is head on: a t-bone would have been even worse. The odds...
• Re: Sunday Concours: The Destruction Of The Chrysler-Ghia Turbine Cars
  
  Daniel J. Stern - They were not made in Detroit. They were made in Italy by Ghia — at least the bodies and interiors were, and it...