"Dodge sets sights on new Caliber"

Dodge sets sights on new Caliber
Dodge's introduction of the Caliber, the Neon's successor and
replacement, indicates that in the context of SUV versatility,
customers now demand their entry-level vehicles not only to be
affordable, but also capable of transporting excess cargo and
passengers.
at http://www.washtimes.com/autoweekend...3648-1347r.htm

"Mike" > wrote in message
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> Dodge sets sights on new Caliber
> Dodge's introduction of the Caliber, the Neon's successor and
> replacement, indicates that in the context of SUV versatility,
> customers now demand their entry-level vehicles not only to be
> affordable, but also capable of transporting excess cargo and
> passengers.
> at http://www.washtimes.com/autoweekend...3648-1347r.htm
>

I think it's a great attempt for Dodge.

I haven't tried it yet, but overall, I really like the look/feel of the car,
especially considering the price.

I hope to see a day where American cars are once again the "benchmark".. I
haven't owned a US made car for quite a while; I'd probably buy this one
..

"M.R.S." > wrote

> I think it's a great attempt for Dodge.

Saw my first one at a dealership this week. Very impressive. Different
enough to be interesting, but the differences look right. I can see why some
industry analysts are saying that this will kill the PT, because it fills
its role and has wider appeal as well.