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2012 Dodge Caliber
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TheCarConnection.com | January 4th, 2012 The Basics: The Dodge Caliber hatchback has been on sale since the 2007 model year, but it almost seems like longer. That's because this four-door hatchback never managed to hit the market sweet spot for which it had been programmed. The Caliber was originally positioned as a car with some of the utility of a crossover vehicle--and a... Read More -
RIP Caliber: Substandard Subcompact Superseded By Dodge Dart
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GreenCarReports.com | December 26th, 2011 Ding, dong, the Caliber's dead. That news will probably come neither as a surprise nor much of a shame to many of you, as Dodge's baby hatchback hasn't exactly set the market on fire and has been representative of a time before American carmakers cared about making competitive compacts. Detroit News has revealed that production of the Caliber... Read More -
Chrysler’s New Product Plans: Reduce Duplication Among Brands
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FamilyCarGuide.com | October 10th, 2011 Streamlining product lines is nothing new among automakers, but Chrysler’s plans for future products may catch some consumers by surprise. The idea is to reduce duplication across brands, eliminate customer confusion and, obviously, increase sales. What’s on tap for Chrysler Group in the near future? Here’s the scoop, as reported... Read More -
Tokyo Motor Show, Cadillac ELR, Corvettes For Volts: Today's Car News
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MotorAuthority.com | November 30th, 2011 Today at High Gear Media, McLaren begins testing the MP4-12C GT3 at the Nurburgring while Volvo expands its partnership with Polestar. You can now trade in your Chevy Volt for a Corvette and we hear the next-generation BMW M6 will have 600 horsepower. All this and more in today's car news, right here on Motor Authority. Hoping the Cadillac ELR... Read More -
2012 Family Cars With The Best Navigation Systems
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FamilyCarGuide.com | November 28th, 2011 Getting around with the family in tow isn’t always the easiest task to accomplish. Opting for a navigation system can be an expensive proposition, and they’re not all the simplest to decipher. Display screen size and icons differ, how the systems work varies from one manufacturer to another, directions may be incorrect, and there are... Read More
