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The Chrysler brand is the luxury arm of the Chrysler Group and even with just three models in the current lineup, the Chrysler 200, 300 and Town & Country offer impressive levels of luxury, performance and affordability.

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Much like the old dispute between VHS and Beta, automakers were forced to pursue different charging networks. Now, Jeep, Dodge and Chrysler vehicles will be able to use Tesla chargers.
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According to a recent Consumer Reports update, "Labor Day weekend is typically one of the biggest car-shopping holidays of the year as dealerships make way for next-year cars. And based on our analysis, this year looks to be no exception."
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Everyone knows the truck market is about customization. See how Ram is making it easier to get exactly what you want.
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Citing insurmountable infrastructure challenges and high costs, Stellantis's retreat from hydrogen fuel-cell development signals a decisive shift in favor of battery-electric vehicles in the passenger car market, dramatically altering its future.
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The potential problem involves side curtain airbags that may leak and not hold their pressure after a crash. Chrysler is recalling both Chrysler Pacifica and Chrysler Voyager minivans.
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Do you want to know just how much cargo room space today's SUVs carry during vehicle comparison shopping? Here's an update to the practical storage numbers car shoppers need to know in 10 SUV and Minivan models.
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The winner of this year's Drive for Design contest envisions a future vehicle that is powered by Quantum Computing.
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A popular car repair garage lists the top 10 vehicles they've worked on over the years as a warning on the models you will want to avoid―especially if you are considering any of the Ford models dominating the list.
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Western Car makers are falling behind their Chinese counterparts at an alarming rate, and analyst consensus indicates that they will be in catastrophic failure unless they step up. Intel is uniquely positioned to help these car companies close this gap.
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Western Automakers have dropped behind their Chinese counterparts by around a decade and China continues to advance, if this trend isn’t reversed most Western car makers are likely to fail by 2030 simply because of their management style and structure.
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There have been rumors that Ram and Dodge intend to resurrect the popular HEMI engine. A new report out of Detroit says the engine will go back into production soon.
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Chrysler is encouraging students to consider automotive design as a future career. While the challenge is to design a future Chrysler vehicle, the prize is a chance to work in the Ram design department.
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It's not just Jeep, Nissan, GMC, Hyundai, and Kia that are among the most unreliable cars designed to fail by 60,000 miles; a new crop of EVs is even worse and might not be covered by their warranties.
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The Car market is a mess in 2025 suggesting a number of companies may be gone by the end of the decade. It would be wise to avoid buying a new car until it has settled again, likely after 2027 but before 2030, so you don’t regret the purchase.
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Ram has already delayed the launch of the Ram 1500 REV BEV. You have to wonder if Ram will cancel the BEV entirely.
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Chrysler is the latest automaker to confirm that it is rethinking its push to go electric after Donald Trump was elected. Trump is not a fan of forcing people to buy electric vehicles, especially through harsh mandates.
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Every year Mopar has great gift ideas. This year Mopar is adding lifts kits and upgrades to the list.
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Chrysler is spiffing up its Pacifica minivan and adding even more cargo room. See why Stellantis believes it is outfitted for adventure.
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Chrysler’s Portal Minivan looks to revitalize the brand but there is a good chance they’ll screw the final vehicle up and the company is running out of time for a win.
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An interesting list of "most expensive vehicles to maintain and repair" recently emerged that differs from all others. It is invaluable in its approach and the mechanic's view of makes and models that too often, are disregarded indiscriminately.
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The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration says the brake problem can allow the vehicles to roll away potentially causing accidents.
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Mopar has created a 1967 Plymouth GTX Electromod Concept that is powered by a Mopar e-Crate powertrain concept. If they build the e-Crate concept, it could change car collecting forever.
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Stellantis is in trouble, but the announcement that it is partnering with Factorial for high-performance solid-state batteries suggests there may be a light at the end of its dark tunnel.
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Mopar is teasing two very different concepts for the show that starts November 5th in Las Vegas.
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After complaints from dealers and potential buyers that vehicles have gotten too expensive, Chrysler is adding a lower priced option.
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A Cybertruck owner who recently escaped a crash on the highway by inches says that he is fortunate that he was driving his Cybertruck rather than his Ram Pickup. The Cybertruck’s steer-by-wire & 4-wheel-steering saved the day.
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Chrysler is recalling more than 24,000 of its popular hybrid minivans for a potential fire risk.
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Stellantis will offer a home charger or charge credits for customers who buy one of its new BEVs.
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Consumer Reports’ best deals toward buying the most fuel-efficient cars and SUVs based on overall fuel-economy test results, recent consumer car shopping data, and current MSRP pricing.