DaimlerChrysler reps have described this model as a “new concept

crossover”, somehow designed to separate it from its competitors, but

from what we can see here it’s pretty much what you would expect from

the mainstream crossover offering. Where this model might cause a

stir is in price–if initial reports of a starting price around

$20,000 hold true. This looks like a lot of car for twenty-grand.

To go for that price, we expect that it will be offered in both four-

and six-cylinder forms. This seems to fit the evidence we have seen

on the testing circuit, since, in addition to the dual exhausts

visible on the prototype in our photos, we spotted another prototype

sporting a single exhaust.

Dodge’s new midsize CUV will be built in its updated Toluca, Mexico

assembly plant, alongside the PT Cruiser. Dodge planners hope for

150,000 annual sales of this model. A production run in the east

China province of Fujian is reportedly also planned, for export to

other markets outside of North America.

The JC49 is expected to reach the market in early 2008. A Chrysler

spin-off is possible for 2010, likely serving as the replacement for

the Pacifica.

Di sicuro i fari anteriori non sono banali....il resto e' da vedere.

Jokejoe

ma io posso citarli per plagio parziale???

credo di si.........:D:D

Mah non mi dispiace.. è presto x commentare però non sembra male..

Ma quante cippa de c...o di crossover/suv stanno lanciando sul mercato?

Oh, ma pare che testino SOLO quelle in giro per il mondo.....

Segnalo la perdurante controtendenza del Gruppone che non ha nulla in test come muli nel segmento Suv/Cuv/Minivan