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2010 Chrysler 300C: Imaginary Hotness
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2010 Chrysler 300C: Imaginary Hotness |
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oh.. new chrysler 300...um awesome!
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well actually horrible, unfit to exist and so deserving of failure and bankruptcy. How does Chrysler think these vehicles demonstrate any kind of advancement or improvement, or make the case for getting more money? Can't someone disconnect the life support already?
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This isn't a Toyota, friend.
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All comments aside about how Chrysler and its product are in the bog, I'm more than a little nauseous at the fact that Powerpoint is being used to shill their crude renderings with starbursts and badly-masked JD Power awards. Read Tufte and learn how to sell your visuals, then we'll talk about a cut of my tax dollars. Until then, this reeks of something pinched off by the chocolate pentastar.
02/17/09
Now, as to the extra decimal in the ellipsis, that only shows how they are just pouring on the extra content, going the xtra mile. It's all about the value-added now, baby. And what does that spell? KWALITY!
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As for the Chrysler.. Good looking, but I prefer the current rendition.
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The bad news: They couldn't recognize good design it it walked up to them and tore their Truck Nutz clean off.
As a low dollar freshening of the 300, this isn't so bad. It accentuates the gangster gunboat look, and sort of channels a rotated airflow grille theme. Didn't do too much damage. And the interior looks comfy and presentable. It should sell fine, if they can keep their nose above water and they have some engines for when fuel prices spike again.
02/17/09
Seriously... please.
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Hey! You got a Birthday Star! Congrats, man!
02/17/09
As I said earlier, they need to give me the ability to hand out gold stars. I'll take care of all these silly oversights.
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I do like 1980s cars though. Before the chrome turned to the plastic of the 90s.