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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Sep 2014
Location: Catland
Posts: 3,874
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How times change.
https://www.motor1.com/news/743766/t...to-stellantis/ The recently locked Stellantis thread, when on-topic, was about how the Europeans had stuffed their American cash-cow, probably by not understanding their market. Dealers were in rebellion. Within a month, the CEO is on the way out, and Tim Kuniskis has been invited back to to RAM. Tim is a muscle car guy through and through. So, within about a month the US is going to drill baby drill; how long until Hemi baby Hemi? And: please Dodge, come to Australia, sell a wagon version of the forthcoming 2025 Dodge Charger, with the Hurricane or Pentastar 6 each is fine, and a column shift bench seat setup. Then I can make Grampa great again. Edit: mods can you change the title to 'Kuniskis back' instead of 'Kuniskis back at Dodge' - typo! Thanks!
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Return of the King, Kuniskis back
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