Believe Me Now? Jeep, Ram & Dodge Going Out Of Business!

Believe Me Now? Jeep, Ram & Dodge Going Out Of Business!
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[gangatalishis]

100k for a jeep is absolutely ludicrous. They deserve to fail, lost the plot.

[heywhatsthisin]

50% less reliable and 50% overpriced, brilliant business plan. RIP Stellantis, we don't need that trash.

[TheOtherDerek]

You know a company is in trouble when the CEO gets a big bonus.

[johndefalque]

Birds are the only ones putting a deposit on those vehicles!

[HalfBackCrack]

Good! All greedy corporations need to go under.

[kpetro]

Stellantis's problem is price, price, price. They could sell every vehicle if it was listed at market rares. They refuse to.

[andromeda-kusanagi]

I wish the morons at the top who thought Jeep is a luxury brand or full EV is the way were the ones who are going to feel the hurt

[markcarr]

I messaged a dealership about a grand Cherokee summit 4xe for $42k. They didn’t want to give me ballpark figures over email, said they don’t entertain numbers over email cause it’s work without me being there; next day the price went up $13k. Also it’s been on the lot for 355 days. Smh good out of business!

[netomartinez]

$60-$90k for a vehicle made for off road is just ridiculous

[XMG]

you hit the nail on the head, for years I thought dodge selling junk vehicles like durango with its 13 year old design is expecting premium luxury prices boggles my mind

[nomadynofficial]

They're moving production to Mexico, which is part of why Canadian and US auto sector workers are being laid off. They've definitely run the company into the ground.

[drwisdom]

I'm old enough to remember that President Carter saved Chrysler in 1979. So he added 45 years to its life.

[thystaff]

This isn't bad decision making, they're intentionally shutting down these brands.

[derrickjohnson]

I always knew what was going on when you have rows of trucks that have dated back to 2022 that are still too high.Well none of this is a surprise to me!If a government backed bankruptcy were to occur like in 2009 the management would have to relinquish their positions as they did in 2009.The second shift was cut for the Gladiator and going out of business adds to the confusion of new customers wanting to buy knowing that they may not have parts going forward.

[stuglenn]

I saw a video a couple of weeks ago of a brand new Grand Wagoneer that had 77 miles and had already been towed from breaking down TWICE. Not usual for a Stellantis product and they wonder why no one wants to buy their way overpriced garbage.

[michaelwilliam]

I just bought a new 2023 ram truck for 39, 000. 18, 000$ off the sticker price.

[lichopest]

Strikes have consequences. Interesting that the CEO of the UAW is not hurting one not.

[fyodor]

If they wanted me to buy a RAM truck, they shouldn't have put a dumb spin-knob shifter in it. What was wrong with the shift lever?

[julianpowers]

Not going to happen, just need to get back to basics. The 5.7l tuned for mds with allison transmission is bullet proof compared to anything gm has. Only 1/4 ton that compares is the 5.0l in the ford, and there only ptting that in the lower trims.

[steven]

Stellantis is gonna get clobbered by tariffs. That's what they get for shipping our jobs out of the country.