The Dodge Ram Muscles Its Way to the Front
Burly sheet metal hides fire-breathing drivetrain and next-generation suspension design.
In the battle to build the world’s best full-size pickup truck, there can be only one victor. In order to stand tall in what is the most competitive vehicle market in North America, the engineers and designers at Dodge have created one of the more ruggedly handsome and startlingly powerful truck platforms available.
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The Dodge Journey Offers a Tasteful Take on Practical People Mover
Midsize crossover vehicle makes great use of its innovative interior space.
The Dodge Journey is a great example of what a car company can achieve when it focuses the sum of its experiences to create one of the most practical, utility-minded and comfortable midsize crossover vehicles available.
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The World’s Highest Car
Go anywhere, do anything 2010 Jeep® Wrangler Rubicon model is serious, but civilized.
The slightly longer and significantly wider all-new Jeep® Wrangler debuted in 2007, the same year two Rubicon models—the version with the most dedicated off-road equipment standard—set a height record in the Chilean Andes Mountains by driving 22,500 feet up the second-highest mountain in the Western Hemisphere, Ojos del Salado.
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Jeep® Adds Ability to Affordability
The 2010 Compass shows off Chrysler’s newest efficient engine for the world of Jeep fans.
For years, Jeep® executives have discussed building a lighter, more affordable Jeep for North American and world buyers, and those discussions focused on the need for such a Jeep to keep the brand’s renowned and unique traits of off-road ability and performance. The Compass was the result.
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The Chrysler Sebring Is Affordable Luxury
The 2010 Sebring four-door and convertible two-door focus on refined tastes and a coddling environment inside.
In addition to the sleeker bodies of the latest Sebring sedan and two-door convertible (introduced for the 2007 model year), the unibody chassis of the latest Chrysler Sebring sedan and convertible has been painstakingly modified to have a stronger structure, and for 2010, the creased hood has been ironed out to be smoother-looking.
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Chrysler’s 2010 Town & Country Focuses on Family Safety
Innovations to keep all passengers safe in Chrysler’s minivans can be traced throughout its history.
A glimpse at Chrysler’s Town & Country history shows unique features and technology introduced since the 2002’s focus on safety. Example: For the 2002 Chrysler Town & Country, a tire pressure warning and driver alert system became standard equipment. There’s a lot more to discover.
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