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Map pocket? What’s a map?

I fawke her lol

Wow this is more boring than the biology videos I had to watch in class from the 90′s…… It makes me feel like my car is boring now

@heartlessvietboy The hard tops do Not fail easily. I don’t mean to imply that. But if anyone does something stupid (often) and does not put the divider in right in the trunk, etc. you can have an expensive repair. One in a while the switches on the hard tops go wacky and it gets stuck mid-air (rare), But that problem would not happen with a softtop because you can close it manually. The Twill fast Cloth, backed by vinyl is good softtop. But Sonnedeck is the best. They need Sonnedeck.

@heartlessvietboy I hate how it looks. Another thing with the top down it takes up a lot of trunk space. There are reports of these newer tops (some of which are cloth anyway) having very expensive problems. In many cases they are still under warranty. Chrysler does do some stupid things in the effort to cut costs. I liked Chrysler much better many years ago. The 1996 to 2000 convertibles are much better. Even the soft tops will last more than a decade and aren’t much to replace.

Well, many are talking trought the roof??? have 2 years on mine with 43 000km. no issue whatsoever. for those talking about reliability, start changing parts on whatever you consider very reliable cars and compare the price on a Chrysler… you can realise that Sh/t happens and when it does, not taking your wallet and house in the process is enjoyable. a lot has to do with maintenance, what some appear to forget since they are paying so much just to ride it…

A Chrysler is one thing I would avoid. You might get lucky, but more than likely you’ll be plagued with various problems with Chrysler. They used to be great about 40 years ago. That’s no longer the case. There are plenty of brands of cars that are more reliable that have 100.000 miles, than a brand new Chrysler.

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@bodyvegas

I like Tacos too, doesn’t mean i’m going to go live in Juarez.

It’d be a nice break if American car companies were more passionate about their work than their paycheck is all i’m trying to say.

@bcarby Haha! Can we say Toyota??? I have driven imports, my money will always lie with American built – all the way! If you love Japanese cars so much, go live in Japan!

@bodyvegas and you both are dumbass’s

@settlepo I don’t think the prototype quite made it to production. Could never figure out the logic behind building something based on demand and then not building what the demand was based on.

@bodyvegas you are a moron