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I'm surprised to see Caliber at -60%, and Nitro at -55%. An indication that the US consumer has no desire for small cars. |
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The Magnum was the first Dodge based on the LX platform (essentially a station-wagon version of the 300). True. |
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It was replaced by the Journey - which could be why the Journey is posting a positive % change. I doubt a Magnum buyer would agree the Journey is their next vehicle. |
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In article <4ACFEA94.FAB84EE (AT) Man (DOT) com>, MoPar Man <MoPar (AT) Man (DOT) com> wrote: The Magnum was the first Dodge based on the LX platform (essentially a station-wagon version of the 300). True. It was replaced by the Journey - which could be why the Journey is posting a positive % change. I doubt a Magnum buyer would agree the Journey is their next vehicle. |
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Some O wrote: In article <4ACFEA94.FAB84EE (AT) Man (DOT) com>, MoPar Man <MoPar (AT) Man (DOT) com> wrote: The Magnum was the first Dodge based on the LX platform (essentially a station-wagon version of the 300). True. It was replaced by the Journey - which could be why the Journey is posting a positive % change. I doubt a Magnum buyer would agree the Journey is their next vehicle. And the FWD turns this potential Magnum buyer away. That was one of the biggest attractions of the Magnum for me... that and the V8 availability. |
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In article <v9-dnWUuk4cHN2DXnZ2dnUVZ_qli4p2d (AT) texas (DOT) net>, Steve <no (AT) spam (DOT) thanks> wrote: Some O wrote: In article <4ACFEA94.FAB84EE (AT) Man (DOT) com>, MoPar Man <MoPar (AT) Man (DOT) com wrote: The Magnum was the first Dodge based on the LX platform (essentially a station-wagon version of the 300). True. It was replaced by the Journey - which could be why the Journey is posting a positive % change. I doubt a Magnum buyer would agree the Journey is their next vehicle. And the FWD turns this potential Magnum buyer away. That was one of the biggest attractions of the Magnum for me... that and the V8 availability. I can appreciate that, they don't compare. The Magnum and the Journey are in totally different vehicle categories, even if they both had RWD or FWD. I've had the "opportunity" to rent several Journey's. Whata cheap |
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