Sure we are all happy to see some new and more powerful models from the Charger and Challenger nameplates, but really when is this going to end.  It's always a great idea to update a model during its tenure, but when you haven't really made any major updates in awhile, then it's just a case of dragging it out.  We get it the Charger and Challenger are the bread and butter of the Dodge lineup, but really are you not getting tired of all of the special editions. 

    Is it a sign of weakness or just that of money, no one knows for sure, but we all know that RAM wants to make as much money off of the previous 1500 lineup as possible.  So here you go, you can know get a RAM 1500 Legacy model in place of a waiting for the new 1500 tradesman to arrive. 

    Yes we can all say it now, the new Blazer is a dud and even with its Camaro inspired front, its still a far cry from what we remember of this great name.

     Has Chrysler entered into a new and unexplored niche within the confines of an existing market.  Well lets hope so as maybe others will follow suit. 
     It seems so long ago we were talking about he arrival of the Tesla Roadster and how it was going to change peoples perception of the EV-Hybrid marketplace.  But today it seems that Chrysler is looking to change that perception once again with their new special edition for the Pacifica.  Sure no ever asked for a performance orientated hybrid and neither did anyone who did ask for one, asked for that model to be a minivan.  But I guess when you want to change peoples perception of the hybrid world, you might as well start with your bread and butter and for Chrysler that's the Pacifica.
     And as with any other company out there it is always best to take a chance on your bread winner, because if it fails there, then it wouldn't have made it anywhere.  But why again would they did this to a minivan.  Well lets take a look at the marketplace for minivans.