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Dodge to cancel Charger and Challenger next year
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<blockquote data-quote="GTSpartan" data-source="post: 16809473" data-attributes="member: 21531"><p>I agree with what you are saying at a high level, but to say the Mustang is doing "well" is very relative. Compared to the Camaro, absolutely. Compared to the Chally, which is largely the same car since 2008, depending on your measure, could be debatable. Overall, the last two generations of the Mustang have been their worse sellers, in an ever shrinking segment.</p><p></p><p>Like it or not, without their expanding the Mustang line into crossovers and EV's, it would have likely died a slow death, or been relegated to nothing more than a very small line of niche SE vehicles, completely departing from it's original purpose. It sucks, but the writing is on the wall.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="GTSpartan, post: 16809473, member: 21531"] I agree with what you are saying at a high level, but to say the Mustang is doing "well" is very relative. Compared to the Camaro, absolutely. Compared to the Chally, which is largely the same car since 2008, depending on your measure, could be debatable. Overall, the last two generations of the Mustang have been their worse sellers, in an ever shrinking segment. Like it or not, without their expanding the Mustang line into crossovers and EV's, it would have likely died a slow death, or been relegated to nothing more than a very small line of niche SE vehicles, completely departing from it's original purpose. It sucks, but the writing is on the wall. [/QUOTE]
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