If they keep the Lifetime Powertrain Warranty going, then yes. The only thing that is excluded are SRT models. The R/T has a 5.7L Hemi, the SRT-8 has a 6.1L Hemi. Both are Hemis, the difference is the 6.1L is a higher output engine.

Yankee, I noticed that as well. The only question is can that speedometer be switched over to KMPH with a button. The reason why I ask this is that the Chrysler Pacifica has a 160 speedometer but the reason behind this is that they have a switch that will adjust the system to transfer over to KMPH which 160 KMPH equals a more realistic 100 MPH.

WhiteHeat, I hear you on that. The funny thing is when I was younger and we got our first minivan I actually thought it was fast because it was our first car I could remember to have a speedometer that read over 85mph, though I question if that NA 100hp 2.5L I4 could actually hit 100 MPH. I believe you mean an 1984 Chrysler Laser Turbo, the Plymouth Laser was a Mitsubishi Eclipse/Eagle Talon clone.