The Story That Won't Go Away

Fast Mopar wrote:

itguy08 wrote:

Chrysler should have died in the 80's when Iacocca was first begging for cash from Uncle Sam. Like all the other defunct brands they would not be missed one bit by the general public.

Well now, that is a very intelligent insight.

What makes Chrysler better and more special than all those that came before them and failed? Sure isn't the quality of their vehicles - in the bottom of that race in every place that tracks those things. Sure isn't profitability - they put the most cash on the hood of all manufacturers.

When something can't support itself, it's time to say goodbye. . After, what 3 owners, none can make it work, it's time to stick a fork in it cause it's done.

Nothing they make is special and cannot be replaced by others. Someone will buy the plants. Someone will pick apart the good (Jeep and maybe Ram) and the rest will go bye bye.