Dodge Avenger

As new Chrysler Group LLC CEO Sergio Marchionne shakes up the company’s current lineup, Chrysler is wondering what to do with its mid-sized sedans to make them more attractive against rivals such as the Toyota Camry, Honda Accord and the Ford Fusion. According to a report by Automotive News, the Dodge Avenger could move to a rear-wheel-drive platform while the Chrysler Sebring would be based on a Fiat platform.

The next Avenger would become a little more exciting and could be based on a modified version of the Challenger’s platform, which itself is derived from the Charger and 300 platform. The next Sebring would remain front-wheel-drive and will use a modified Fiat platform that will underpin the upcoming Alfa Romeo Milano.

Official changes will be announced in August, says Automotive News.

- By: Omar Rana

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  • matthew8487
    Very nice post. This is good. But i prefer 2009 Chrysler Sebring Sedan Car. 2009 Chrysler is a perfect choice for regular user. It is available with two body style one is sedan and other is convertible. It is attractive and very comfortable as interiors are quite spacious. For more details refer http://www.automotivecraze.com/2009-chrysler-se...
  • gus the grouter
    Amazing, RWD is appealing AND achievable for volume models without premium price tags. Seemingly they can also be put into the model mix and still comply with fuel efficiency regulations.

    Do you even understand any of this GM??

    RIP G8/Commodore
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