Micah Cohen
Screenwriter
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So, it's in the news, right?
And I heard on some talk show today someone explaining it by saying, "Look at the roads, you won't see any of their cars on the road," or something like that, implying they are just not selling product.
At that moment, I was in my car... and I was seeing lots of Chryslers and Dodges and Jeeps!
In fact, I have noticed that in the past year the cars that most consistently catch my eye are... Chryslers and Dodges. I love their late models, like the Crossfire. And I love the late model Dodges, where practically ever model looks like some awesome Big Daddy Ed Roth muscle car! Every time I see a new Charger, I imagine Rat Fink bursting thru the roof with an eight-ball gear shift in his hand. And the Challenger? Holy moly, I want this!
I see loads of Chrysler, Dodge and Jeep products on the road, and most of them look nice! I drove a Dodge for years in the 90s (till it was totalled), and I loved that car.
So, why the big Fail?
Challenger! Amazing!
MC
And I heard on some talk show today someone explaining it by saying, "Look at the roads, you won't see any of their cars on the road," or something like that, implying they are just not selling product.
At that moment, I was in my car... and I was seeing lots of Chryslers and Dodges and Jeeps!
In fact, I have noticed that in the past year the cars that most consistently catch my eye are... Chryslers and Dodges. I love their late models, like the Crossfire. And I love the late model Dodges, where practically ever model looks like some awesome Big Daddy Ed Roth muscle car! Every time I see a new Charger, I imagine Rat Fink bursting thru the roof with an eight-ball gear shift in his hand. And the Challenger? Holy moly, I want this!
I see loads of Chrysler, Dodge and Jeep products on the road, and most of them look nice! I drove a Dodge for years in the 90s (till it was totalled), and I loved that car.
So, why the big Fail?
Challenger! Amazing!
MC