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and they sell the individual cars like barbecue with progressively hotter engine sauce, also with basically every model of their cars having a "performance" variant, even the minivans and pickups. they make their cars in a rather retard-thoughtful way that makes them surprisingly easy to work on and they all share so many parts the prices are cheap and stock is plentiful.
i shilled mopar before when i had a dart, i shilled mopar when i bought a chally in 2020 and i will continue to shill mopar because it is the only american car company that makes cars people actually want to drive. i will give them a pass on the daimler era's hyperamerican brutalism because they were trying to pull off a "what germans think americans like" design language that would have gone over better 10 years previous. after the post-cerberus styling revamp they have completely come around and i think they don't have a single car that isn't at least pleasant to look at, even if it's mechanically suspect.