No cars, not just Chrysler

But not bad-looking, especially when compared with some American cars... ;-)

Pete E Kruzer has still not suggested any brands or models falling under
"newer foreign makes". I do not live in the US so don't have such details.

DAS

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"sctvguy1" > wrote in message
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> rob wrote:
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>> remember these ugly ass things?
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>> http://www.diseno-art.com/images/Fiat_X1-9.jpg
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>> glad they have improved their line up.
> My brother had one of those for a short time, always a problem, stayed
> parked more than it ran!

On Apr 26, 7:56*am, "DAS" > wrote:

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> Pete E Kruzer has still not suggested any brands or models falling under
> "newer foreign makes". *I do not live in the US so don't have such details.


Hyundai, Isuzu, Kia

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"Pete E. Kruzer" > wrote:

> On Apr 26, 7:56*am, "DAS" > wrote:
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> > Pete E Kruzer has still not suggested any brands or models falling under
> > "newer foreign makes". *I do not live in the US so don't have such details.
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> Hyundai, Isuzu, Kia

In CDA we've had Hyundai for many years, except when they left for a
while after their crappy Pony failure.
Kia is just another Hyundai isn't it?
Isuzu has also been around for years, in a "small way".

Looking behind the name I'd say the new VW Golf and Jetta diesels are
very new in design. Even have a 6 spd double clutch auto to go with
their modern diesel which I prefer to a hybrid.
IMO very strange the station wagon version is called a Golf rather than
Jetta which it is closest to in size.
The dealer told me all Golf hatch backs now come from Germany. That
should avoid the assembly problems we have experienced with Mexican VWs.