The Chrysler Airflow hit the market in 1934. Unfortunately, sales weren’t impressive, and Chrysler discontinued it in 1937. Despite this, it is one of the most exciting Chrysler vehicles. Of course, ...

Chrysler has a long history of manufacturing in Canada and continues to do so to this day. The Windsor plant has been ...

With 17 years since the first iPhone, it can be easy to get lost thinking about how many iPhone generations there have been. Apple released multiple iPhone lines in some years, and every year new ...

So, when we point out that our first car, an early 2000s BMW Z4, still looks sharp and expensive today, it's still a BMW, and it costs a lot to keep going. Engine 3.0L Inline-6 Gas Horsepower 215 hp ...

C hrysler’s Hemi series of V8 engines has become an icon of American motoring, with a history that stretches all the way back to the 1950s and continues into the present day sin ...

The LB7 was also more powerful than its contemporary rivals: the LB7 made 300 ... Chrysler's 245-hp, 505-lb-ft 5.9-liter Cummins in the dust when it came to raw power output. As with any first ...

The World Bank Group is partnering with the African Development Bank and other partners on Mission 300, an ambitious initiative to connect ... Efforts are also focused on investing in generation, ...

A dealership's rating is based on all of their reviews, with more weight given to recent reviews. Want to share your experience with this dealership? Jordi was excellent and the whole team was ...

This list includes the turbine engines produced by Chrysler over the years, and the cars they were installed in, listed in chronological order. The very first generation of turbine engine produced ...

The Dodge Attitude gains a special edition, with a limited production of 300 units. The Attitude GT ... is certainly more potent than the previous generations, which were based on the Hyundai ...

Stellantis has let the Chrysler and Dodge brands deteriorate to the point where there might not be a return. That needs to change—and fast. But before I get into that, a necessary disclaimer ...