I suppose its quite possible IF things change in November, And then for eight straight years after that!
I have been pointing this out as well. I think its wise, as they know its engine notes cannot compete against past V8 vehicles. Its not a selling point, so they don't market it. That said, every time I hear a newer Raptor flooring it somewhere, I think "please let the RHO sound better than that."
After hearing Stellantis' CEO isn't allowing them to buy credits to make V8s, I have little faith in anything this company has to offer going forward.
I believe him to be one of the biggest reasons for a lot of the Ram/Jeep/etc. struggles right now. Hopefully his subordinates help him see the market over here a bit better, but from what little I have learned about the man, I am not super hopeful. Sorry for the doom and gloom attitude.
I agree. I think Stellantis wants to kill the Chrysler brand and possibly the Dodge brand. If they don't kill Dodge, I think they're hoping to sell it, along with Ram and Jeep. Stellantis is primarily a European branded company and the CDJR brands don't really fit in their portfolio.
No kidding. Your car doesn't use 6 tons of gasoline a month, so there's absolutely no way it emits 6 tons of carbon.
You'll need to visit the reeducation camp to learn the new math. 2+2= whatever government tells you.
Sooooo, you are implying Trump may win in November and if so, and that is a big "if", I do not believe he is eligible for 2 consecutive terms if that what you are implying?I suppose its quite possible IF things change in November, And then for eight straight years after that!
Then... let the commies have their stupid ev's, and the rest of us can enjoy (wishing of course) a brand new era of Horsepower Wars, with Good old American Oil!!
A fella can dream, right?
Dat Blackrock ESG bonus.He can't afford credits while receiving $39,500,000.00 a year...
Stellantis CEO had total compensation of $39.5M in 2023, although actual pay was less
Stellantis reported nearly $20 billion in net profit in 2023, and said its CEO compensation is "strongly linked" to the company's performance.www.freep.com
Well if we hadn't let the crazies at the EPA mandate the credits in the first place we wouldn't be talking about this now. Please get someone running this country that bellieves the "free market" rules and leads to prosperity.
