DSkippy

I also agree with Jeremiah. I think Chrysler is cautiously optimistic and acting responsibly to their share holders. They probably have a gut feeling Chally's will sell well, but until they have some units rolling off dealer lots, they won't have hard numbers supporting their gut feelings. And if it were your money in Cerberus, I'm sure you wouldn't want those responsible for growing it to be making irrational decisions on "well, ford and chevy have'm". There has to be proven demand for the money required to tool up a significantly different assembly line.

I'm sure if there's money in offering a convertible we'll see one, and even if one isn't offered by Chrysler, there'll be someone offering their hacksaw services and welding to stiffen up the chassis, for a nominal sum of money of course!