Shelby SuperCars, makers of the fabulous Tuatara, have decided that now is as good a time as any to clear up their name and branding situation. Here's the deal, when you refer to SSC, you obviously know what company you're talking about, but when you say the full name, things get a little more complicated. You no longer consider the...
As part of their agreement with Fiat to sharpen up the brand, Chrysler has promised to eliminate branding confusion within their product lineup. Though many products have been dropped and renamed, the Dodge Grand Caravan and Chrysler Town & Country survived for a while. Recently more and more rumors have turned up about the Dodge Grand Caravan being wiped out,...
Dodge, actually Chrysler altogether, is hard at work on rebuilding a proper empire to snap at the other two of Detroit's big three and, in doing so, they've made a bit of a discovery. Of all their issues with products lineup and the pipeline backing it up, the biggest is the fact that they don't have a proper compact. They've...
Years after Shelby did the Ultimate Aero, they finally came up with another supercar that offers breakthrough performance levels. What we have here is the SSC Tuatara and it's one of only two cars (the other being the Hennessey Venom GT) that can really make the Bugatti Veyron Super Sport fear about losing their title. The Shelby Supercars Tuatara can...
No? Well don't feel ashamed, it hasn't been made yet, but it will eventually come out of the Sant'Agata Bolognese factory. As a recent announcement calls, Lamborghini will create this... Cabrera, as a replacement for their most successful model ever, the Gallardo. The Gallardo is a very lovable car, and despite it being a "lesser" Lamborghini, it is going to...
Although Chrysler have yet to confirm this themselves, their network of dealers and other people known to be familiar with the company's future plans have been helpful in getting this information verified. When asked about the Nassau name a Chrysler spokesman declined to comment which is unsurprising since Chrysler may not want the competition to know what they are going...
