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 [Swiftindavis.com] Swift Weblog -: We see a motorcycle rider pull up next to the Charger, look it over and then give the driver a “thumbs up” before drifting back with the pack. The camera cuts to a different motorcycle cruising down the sidewalk. The Charger and a second motorcycle both stop at the bottom of a driveway. We now see a paperboy bag strapped to the motorcycle’s handlebars, the rider hands a newspaper to the Dodge Charger driver.

[Chryslerweblog.com] chrysler weblog: Only available in Europe, the 300C Touring wagon is the latest Startech creation. Startech really knows how to do high end custom jobs on luxury vehicles. They pulled out all the stops for the 300C Touring.

 [Motortrend.com] 2005 New York Auto Show - Motor Trend: The Spider, which is priced at $210,000 – a $25,000 premium over the coupe version – delivers the same scalpel-sharp handling and similar high performance, only al fresco. The 4.3L/483-hp V-8 drives through a six-speed transmission, and Ferrari claims a 0-60-mph time of 4.0 seconds and a top speed of 193 mph. The one-touch control power soft-top and its associated mechanisms have added 50 to 100 lbs over the coupe, depending on specification. Available options include Ferrari’s F1-inspired paddleshift auto-clutch six-speed manual with the Manettino integrated chassis control system, and ceramic brake rotors.

[Thecarconnection.com] The Car Connection - Daily Edition: Mar. 24, 2005 - New Charger ...: It will put more of an emphasis on non-traditional campaigns, such as viral marketing efforts and Internet advertising. Senior executives, such as Lutz and Cowger, have been putting out their own blog, using it to put a different spin on events than the traditional media, and to release news, such as the pricing for the upcoming Pontiac Solstice. Marketing and sales chief Mark LaNeve also told TheCarConnection he plans to pull back on incentives, using them more as a deal closer, rather than a come-on. Instead, GM will trim back prices, especially on future models, to make them more competitive.

[Thecarconnection.com] The Car Connection - Daily Edition: Mar. 24, 2005 - New Charger ...: It will put more of an emphasis on non-traditional campaigns, such as viral marketing efforts and Internet advertising. Senior executives, such as Lutz and Cowger, have been putting out their own blog, using it to put a different spin on events than the traditional media, and to release news, such as the pricing for the upcoming Pontiac Solstice. Marketing and sales chief Mark LaNeve also told TheCarConnection he plans to pull back on incentives, using them more as a deal closer, rather than a come-on. Instead, GM will trim back prices, especially on future models, to make them more competitive.

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