The Woodward Dream Cruise is one of the nearly spiritual times every year when the past and the present of the automotive industry come together in a united celebration. The universal love of the automobile, what it represents, what it conveys and what it does, brings hundreds of thousands of people together along metro-Detroit’s Woodward
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Does your new car still appeal to you? It would if you owned one of several Chrysler Group products named today in The J.D. Power and Associates Automotive Performance, Execution and Layout (APEAL) Study. The Study recognized the 2013 Dodge Charger, Fiat 500, Ram Truck brand and Chrysler 300 in its annual study, which examines what consumers like
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Even with about 90 different colors available, including Detonator Yellow Clear Coat, Rock Lobster Clear Coat (right) and Citrus Peel Pearl Coat, the most popular car colors through July for our 2013 model-year sales are variations of black, white and silver. While white was the most popular car color in 2012, according to a study
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There are legions of people who are passionate about Fiat Chrysler Automobiles, our current brand lineup (Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep®, Ram, SRT, Fiat, Alfa Romeo and Mopar) and our heritage brands. “Mopar or no car!” is the cry we often hear (and appreciate).As a company, we see them every day, during weekend car shows, at auto shows, in
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By Mike Driehorst UPDATED 2/25/2015: As of this month, we started sending owners in the “High Milers Club” branded license plate brackets (below). Also, we added Fiat Customer Care information for our Fiat owners who reach the 100,000-mile mark and beyond. Not to take away from some of the passionate owners of competitive vehicles…but I
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Not too many cars on the road turn heads like a Dozer Clear Coat Jeep® Wrangler Rubicon (right). Or a Redline Pearl Dodge Charger. Or even a Blackberry Pearl Chrysler 200. Very distinctive vehicles with very distinctive exterior paint options. But those and the other distinctive paint options across our brands are not for everyone.
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When a reporter called yesterday snarkily asking, “seen any good tweets lately,” I knew exactly what was coming next — a firestorm across the web regarding an errant tweet by a now-former employee of Chrysler’s social media agency. The tweet denigrated drivers in Detroit and used the fully spelled-out F-word. It was obviously meant to
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