Chrysler's Comeback Cars

Chrysler's comeback cars are Charger, 200, T&C, Challenger, and Durango. Chrysler promised to create and manufacture old-designed cars to the market, but in the past three years the company's has gotten old. Arrival of Hyundai, Ford, and other top automakers has made Chrysler embarrassed. Finally after Chrysler's failure, they made a new plan to make better cars. Earlier this fall, a few months after their brand new 2011 Jeep Grand Cherokee was launched, reporters have been told that Chrysler has finally stopped going with same method. And they are finally launching new models rest of this year, and some in 2011. They've made total of Eight brand-new or significantly-updated models this year. They've remade Dodge Charger, Dodge Challenger, Dodge 200, Jeep Grand Cherokee, Dodge 200, and Dodge Durango. Well of course if you've mistaken, Dodge is a sub-company or another brand name company of Chrysler. Jeep is another sub-company of Chrysler. Car-testers and reporters have already named the new Charger one of "Top Drives for 2011" just after few hours of their visit. But there is a great improvement made to this model because it's much faster, aggressively-styled sedan which is much more expensive than before. The Charger is still based on the last-generation of Mercedes-Benz E class and it's speed and engine is similar to that of brand-new Mercedes. So far Chrysler has made a great comeback this year and for 2011.