Wow...thanks man! I appreciate that!
No one fully agrees with anyone else. And that's okay. But if people are respectful, it's all good.
I couldn't agree with you more on the Challenger post when it comes to Chrysler's future model strategy.
Not all of their "refreshes" are going to be as extensive as the 300/Charger's. Many are '11 Challenger-type updates. But keeping them all under wraps until they can hit us with a raft of updated product will help their fairly thin product line look a lot thicker. And the company looking more active and responsive.
While GM's Volt, Cruze, and Camaro strategy has made them feel like old hat to enthusiasts, they do seem to be having success with the Camaro, despite its flaws.
Building up the mystery like Chrysler has is risky, unless they've got a lot to show for it at intro time. So people won't feel let down. Let's hope they really wow us. I'm pulling for 'em.