dst3r
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According to rumors and āinsider talkā, FCA was supposed to refresh the Challenger for 2019 on the Alfa Giorgio platform (same platform the Giulia is built on). The latest rumor from a couple months back is that the refresh was pushed to 2021 on a Maserati platform, I think from the Ghibli.Sergio didn't have an update on the fate of Dodge in his recent 5 year plan synopsis. He mainly talked about Jeep, Ram, Alpha and Maserati.
From Automotive News:
"Among its product plans, the company focused on four brands: Jeep, Ram, Alfa Romeo and Maserati, saying it would electrify much of its lineup, offering new battery electrics, and move into new segments with new vehicles like a midsize Ram pickup, a three-row Grand Cherokee, and a Maserati midsize crossover.
However, the long-term fates of mass-market brands Dodge, Fiat and Chrysler remained unresolved, with no specific product presentations offered. A company spokeswoman said Thursday that those brands would not be fully eliminated".
Remember when Sergio said that FCA would find another automaker to make the 200 and Dodge Dart? Remember when he said the next gen. Charger and Challenger will move to an updated Alpha Romeo platform? Looks like those plans are dead in the water.
I was holding out for the new Challenger but gave up and just bought the best muscle car on the market instead. My wife has a 2013 GT she bought new and now I have an 18 and love it (April sale).
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