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Germaneon
Thanks for you comments. The Neon was labeled as Chrysler in Europe since "Dodge" were not sold. Even the Viper R/T and GTS were labeled as "Chrysler Viper" in Europe. The Viper SRT10 was the 1st Dodge officially sold in Europe and next was the Caliber.
Neither the 1st (I also had a 1995 Chrysler Neon, traded in for the current Neon) nor the 2nd gen Neons were overpriced. My 1995 Neon came standard with 132 hp, AC, power doors, power windows, power mirrors, two airbags, Alpine-Radio with 6 Infinity speakers and much more. For about the same price you could get a 1995 VW Golf with 75 hp, only driver airbag, no AC etc. My 2nd Neon has the same featues, add. CD-/Cassette-player, 4-wheel-disc antilock brakes, heated mirrors and remote for the doors.
The CTS wears "DD-US 2007"-plate because I live in DresDen and purchased the CTS in January 2007. The Cadillac CTS is officially sold in Germany since 2003. My CTS has a 2.6-V6, an engine that was only in Europe available for the CTS (btw. the same 2.6 you can find in some Opel Omegas). There are only a couple of CTS' on German streets. The people over here have too many prejudices and concerns about American vehicles. What a pity!
Neither the 1st (I also had a 1995 Chrysler Neon, traded in for the current Neon) nor the 2nd gen Neons were overpriced. My 1995 Neon came standard with 132 hp, AC, power doors, power windows, power mirrors, two airbags, Alpine-Radio with 6 Infinity speakers and much more. For about the same price you could get a 1995 VW Golf with 75 hp, only driver airbag, no AC etc. My 2nd Neon has the same featues, add. CD-/Cassette-player, 4-wheel-disc antilock brakes, heated mirrors and remote for the doors.
The CTS wears "DD-US 2007"-plate because I live in DresDen and purchased the CTS in January 2007. The Cadillac CTS is officially sold in Germany since 2003. My CTS has a 2.6-V6, an engine that was only in Europe available for the CTS (btw. the same 2.6 you can find in some Opel Omegas). There are only a couple of CTS' on German streets. The people over here have too many prejudices and concerns about American vehicles. What a pity!