Rides : Chrysler stopping Dodge Caliber production in November

The lack of interest for the quality of their products leads to closing the Dodge Caliber production line, after the Chrysler model didn’t have the expected success on the market. According to the automaker, the last Dodge Caliber will leave the production line on the 23rd of November this year.

The Dodge Caliber was launched in 2006 as a 2007 model year and got a revised interior last year, but while some customers were pleased by its design and engine range, others didn’t like it from the start, and the majority eventually won.
Even though the Caliber was the first Chrysler model to use the electromagnetically controlled all-wheel drive and the variable torque output, its sales, along with the ones of the similar Jeep Compass, never reached the expected number.
Chrysler is expected to launch a new Dodge compact sometimes next year, which will be fitted with a 1.4 liter turbocharged Fiat engine mated to a Fiat automatic transmission, and the model will be made in the US.