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NO MATTER HOW MANY EMBLEMS YOU PUT ON IT, ITS STILL A CHRYSLER AND NOT A MERCEDES.

I keep seeing this on the forum - other than the 'badge' I can't find any thing that wasn't made by er
MB. remind me again what was actually made in the US by Chrysler????

 

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NO MATTER HOW MANY EMBLEMS YOU PUT ON IT, ITS STILL A CHRYSLER AND NOT A MERCEDES.
My emblem says powerd by Mercedes like a number of other members have, you want to tell us it's not?

 

i love black wheels man i get more attention with this car then ever with the black wheels got to love them

 

The more I work on the car, and see all of its parts the more I beleive it is a mercedes. Pop the hood and look closely and any part, even on the chrysler engine cover, the intake tube says mercedes benz right on it. look at the interior of it, the cheap materials are chrysler, the basic design is mercedes. It's a chrysler version of a mercedes. just like a toyota soarer is a lexus sc, they were the same company at one point. I dont feel its tasteful to put mercedes badges on it, but you're driving a mercedes and chrysler at the same time.
Ps. I like the black wheels, I was thinking of doing mine, but a bit more satin.

 

I REALLY like that blue/cream interior. Too bad the Crossfire Aero Blue didnt have that option. The cream would be b### to keep clean and worry about getting something on it though.

MikeR

 

As far as what is made in the USA, the glass is marked as Chrysler and the fog lamps are marked Chrysler/Hella. Thats all I could find so far.