new, new Plymouth Cuda
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I'm laughing only because this rumor/discussion has existed since like the 1800's Don't hold your breath, but anything is possible
Here's a discussion from 2010
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I'm laughing only because this rumor/discussion has existed since like the 1800's Don't hold your breath, but anything is possibleHere's a discussion from 2010
Here's what the new Cuda will look like...I think...
'm calling it ahead of time... It will have the 71 grill and 70 tailights. It will have the Hockey Stick Stripe first, the 'Spring Specials' will have the Billboards and the bright colours, and of course, will cost more. The fender gills will come out a few years later. IF Chrysler decides to...
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Chrysler Voyager does sound right either. But a different gen is in charge now. And the Plymouth name on a car is just as familiar as Oakland to them.
Yeah I can just hear it now...Dodge Cuda...done a better (insert design complaint here).
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The market place can't get enough compact CUVs. Dodge got nothing to sell, with the minivan going away. FCA need to spread out the Fiat 500X platform. All Toyotas are now built off of one platforms. Real Toyotas and not BMW or Subarus. FCA got too many platforms. History does repeat itself. Chrsyler invented one car fits all concept with the K-Car. It made the company sexy cash rich.
I say the new Barracuda will be a rebadge Jeep Renegade. It already got the round headlights.
I say the new Barracuda will be a rebadge Jeep Renegade. It already got the round headlights.
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Why couldn't Dodge just create a new performance line called Plymouth, just like the SRT line?Yeah I can just hear it now...Dodge Cuda...done a better (insert design complaint here).
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You mean, just like the existing 4-door Charger?
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Performance = acronym
SRT, AMG, TRD, STI, WRX, HFP, NISMO, M
Plymouth still reminds me of:
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SRT, AMG, TRD, STI, WRX, HFP, NISMO, M
Plymouth still reminds me of:
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those stretched K-car models weren't all that great...
I remember the Chrysler Imperial and New Yorker that were around before the LH series
- they were trying really hard, but underneath it was a cheap car trying to be dressed up to compete against Cadillac and Lincoln
in two years they lost 50% of the value as used - nobody bought these
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Just don't
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That’s because you’re not old enough to remember “the good ol days"
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You are in the wrong era. Think of the late 60s and early 70s- the 1968-1971 Road Runners, 1970-1971 'Cuda, 1970 Superbird and 1968-1971 GTX.
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Old Enough? I made the comment above about Oakland.That’s because you’re not old enough to remember “the good ol days"
The future seems electric or hybrid driven, we're at the end of the era of modern muscle. I don't think Dodge would want something competing against the Charger or the Challenger, unless they eliminate one of them, so yeah, I think if there is a Cuda or the like coming out, it most likely be like the "Mustang-E" car that Ford recently put out that is inspired by heritage but a new CUV style that caters to today's masses. Kinda like what happened to the Dart? Crossd...I mean crossover days are here.
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The Mach E SUV looks horrid.
Yeah...GT, TA, GTX, GTO, R/T...hey!That’s because you’re not old enough to remember “the good ol days"
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