Re: Chrysler to start cutting jobs & production

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 Bentracer and Bentrider <lowbike1@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> i have NEVER own a Chrysler vehicle where within the very first year
> of owner****p that i have not taken it back to the dealer for multiple
> problems or recalls and TSB's.
> they got constant Transmission problems and steering rack problems.

Lets see.
My '95 LH had the well known air conditioner problems, which after 3 
fixes over 7 years Chrysler got it right at their cost.
Otherwise all has been well, practically no maintenance so I can easily 
drive it several more years or until Chrysler comes to their senses and 
builds a car I want to own.
The engine will obviously last forever as it still performs as new. The 
transmission is also very well, the body doesn't rust and the  lovely 
interior is still lovely and comfortable.

What do I want?  A smaller SW that looks and is finished like a car.
The Compass is the form factor I want, but there are a number of design 
aspects I can't stand.

Call me Chrysler if you are interested in selling me a car, else I'll 
have look "im****ts" after 25 years away from them. 
Of course most im****ts aren't im****ted anymore.
By the way since I NEED a full sized spare most recent Chrysler cars and 
even others have no place in my garage.