Besides a standout number of recalls, we looked specifically for below-average reliability, high depreciation and NHTSA ratings below four stars and/or IIHS results of "Marginal" or "Poor." Of the vehicles that met at least two of these qualifications, we also looked subjectively at other factors, such as fuel efficiency and cost.

Topping the list: The Chrysler Sebring, Dodge Nitro, Jeep Liberty, Dodge Caliber and Dodge Magnum.

http://finance.yahoo.com/insurance/article/103922/The-Year's-Poorest-Performing-Cars;_ylt=Ammn5SL6rNtr43TrSwHdGEa7YWsA

 

Time for a diversionary tactic Chrysler, make good on the pricing announcement "around Thanksgiving" While there's a whole year "around" Thanksgiving, I hope they are more inclined to be in the week around area.

 

Confused as to why the Avenger isn't in there given it's the same car as the Sebring, but not complaining.

And this subject may be moved since it doesn't mention the Challenger in it. That's ok though, I did that before.

 

I realize it doesn't make any mention of the Challenger per se, but I figured this info might be newsworthy for some of us.

It concerns me that the same type of issues may be prevalent even in the all-new Challenger. God, I hope not!

PLEASE CHRYSLER- Build it right, price it right and it's a no-brainer for me.