On Tue, 27 Nov 2007 08:49:41 GMT, who <i@notaspammer.net> wrote:

>In article
><371dcefa-0ab1-4bff-b4e6-2816a7b911b6@s6g2000prc.googlegroups.com>,
> kmath50@gmail.com wrote:
>
>> >
>> > Wall Street Journal:http://snipr.com/1tvfy
>>
>> I am not sure if I like this. If I were buying a new mid-size, I would
>> prefer the Avenger over the Sebring.
>I agree.
>
>> What would happen to the Charger and Caliber?
>Who cares?


According to Automotive News, the Caliber, Compass, Magnum, and
Pacifica are done. Possibly the Commander, too.

 

98XJ <> wrote:

> According to Automotive News, the Caliber, Compass, Magnum, and
> Pacifica are done. Possibly the Commander, too.

That's too bad, on a recent trip I rented a Caliber and put 200+ miles
on it, lots of freeway and some in town. I VERY much liked the car,
Anne wants one and my son liked it because, for him, the ergonomics
were perfect.

It's ugly but it works very well.


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98XJ <> wrote:

> According to Automotive News, the Caliber, Compass, Magnum, and
> Pacifica are done. Possibly the Commander, too.

That's too bad, on a recent trip I rented a Caliber and put 200+ miles
on it, lots of freeway and some in town. I VERY much liked the car,
Anne wants one and my son liked it because, for him, the ergonomics
were perfect.

It's ugly but it works very well.


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