Chrysler cars
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I rarely see Chrysler cars here.
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cos the cars they bring in...arent very appealing.....wat they bring in right now isnt quite their full range...pt cruiser here and there....some pickups....and their jeeps....but i think one of the reasons for them not to bring cars like the crossfire is bcos road tax on them would be horrendous.....btw...if there are crossfires being brought here...drifting would be commonsight...lolOriginally posted by redstone:I rarely see Chrysler cars here.
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Pickups?Hehe, if road tax were not a factor, I would love to have a Dodge Dakota or Nissan Navarra SUV truck.And a SRT-10.Originally posted by sidestep1984:cos the cars they bring in...arent very appealing.....wat they bring in right now isnt quite their full range...pt cruiser here and there....some pickups....and their jeeps....but i think one of the reasons for them not to bring cars like the crossfire is bcos road tax on them would be horrendous.....btw...if there are crossfires being brought here...drifting would be commonsight...lol -
What about the Neon and the Voyager? I saw photos of them taken in places like Sydney.
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correction..crossfire can be bought in singapore...but majority of their models arent brought in here like the sebring
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American cars have a eputation for being thirsty.
No wonder USA needs to take over Iraq's oil supply.
Think about it. Japanese cars are more economical. You spend less money on fuel. -
i feel that japan car makers bother about fuel consumption is because they themselves depend 95% on imports of raw materials and stuff for their own country. thus they needa save $$ on such minor things like fuel and stuff..
whereas, european countries and the states have no lack of fuel and thus its very much cheaper for them and FC for their cars do not really come into consideration while the car makers design the engine and stuff..
it us USD$2 for 1 gallon..
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I've seen a crossfire in the showroom. Bloody expensive! Also looks like they tried to rip off the Merc SLR design, but lost control of their pen midway...Originally posted by sidestep1984:cos the cars they bring in...arent very appealing.....wat they bring in right now isnt quite their full range...pt cruiser here and there....some pickups....and their jeeps....but i think one of the reasons for them not to bring cars like the crossfire is bcos road tax on them would be horrendous.....btw...if there are crossfires being brought here...drifting would be commonsight...lol -
daimler chrysler are a company anywaesOriginally posted by Bloop...:I've seen a crossfire in the showroom. Bloody expensive! Also looks like they tried to rip off the Merc SLR design, but lost control of their pen midway... -
my dad has a 2005 grand voyager limited edition. i followed him to the authorised distributor shop. many diff models there. maybe it's bcuz they cost ALOT more than other cars?
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The Crossfire is based on a stretched SLK chassis.
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The Dodge Sprinter is essentially the MB Sprinter van.Originally posted by sidestep1984:daimler chrysler are a company anywaes -
The PT Cruiser looks quite cute.. but i heard it's a horrible ride and terribly underpowered.