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Alfas badged as Chryslers ?
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turboman808
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May as well. 300 is a rebodied Magnum, charger, camaro or whatever. Crossfire was a rebodied slk. Sure there are a few others.
They just have to **** it up with alot of plastic and ill fitting gaps before they can call it an American car though.
They just have to **** it up with alot of plastic and ill fitting gaps before they can call it an American car though.
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They will screw with the seats to fit fat american asses and soften the suspension and driving feel. They'll also probably make all the models bigger too adding weight and unnecessary size to appeal to middle America.
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Not new- it's been discussed in the industry for several months.
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May as well. 300 is a rebodied Magnum, charger, camaro or whatever. Crossfire was a rebodied slk. Sure there are a few others.Originally Posted by turboman808
They just have to **** it up with alot of plastic and ill fitting gaps before they can call it an American car though.
Crossfire has some of the worst reviews ever, though:
http://videos.streetfire.net/video/C...Top_174188.htm
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They will screw with the seats to fit fat american asses and soften the suspension and driving feel. They'll also probably make all the models bigger too adding weight and unnecessary size to appeal to middle America.Originally Posted by akatsuki
Yeah...too bad; if it were only a matter of slapping Chrysler badges over Alfa this would be something to be excited about.
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I'd get one if the engine and handling match the styling.Originally Posted by ama
It'll still be waaaay better than any Chrysler.
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