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So up for sale is a Chrysler 300C HEMI we had for sale on our lot. It was taken for a test drive, and the possible customer wrecked the car. His insurance is NOT covering and my dealer insurance is liability only, therefore I am about to take the biggest loss in my time doing this. The car still starts and runs. It will not drive due to suspension damage. I took many pictures to try to show the damage as best as possible. This vehicle has roughly 38,000 miles, which is super low, and was super nice up until the guy wrecked the car. I have taken it all apart to assess the damage and consider fixing it, but I honestly want no more to do with this bad deal. The AC system and COOLING system are untouched, so the car still blows cold ac and does NOT overheat. The power steering reservoir did get broken in the accident so that will need to be replaced. As for the suspension damage, you will need both sides new inner and outer tie rods as it seems to have ripped them clean out of the rack. I suggest just buying a fully rebuild rack on ebay because the going price of them seems to be under $200.00 complete ready to bolt in. It also broke the thrust arms which can be seen in the pictures. As far as my eye can see that would be all you need. You may also have to deal with a bent shock on the driver side, but I did not take it off to inspect. As for as body goes, you will definitely need a hood, both fenders, front bumper cover, left headlight, and radiator support. No damage was done to the frame rail, and no damage to shock tower or anything. It appears to be pretty light in my book. You will also need drivers side airbag, airbag sensor, and the airbag computer reset which can be done here on ebay for about $50.00

Without me finding my own parts or doing any of the work myself I was quoted $4500 to fix. I am sure someone savvy in body work can do it for $3000-$3,500 My terrible loss is your gain. I am just looking for a quick sale, and to get this car out of my life. The wheels are undamaged, however one tire was destroyed in the accident. The remaining three tires were just installed 4 months before the incident. The car has a Jegs exhaust system, cold air intake, and a bully dog programmer. The car was pretty quick, fun to drive, and reliable. Someone is going to get a great deal here as I will be selling this car with NO RESERVE! So good luck and happy bidding. Vehicle is sold as is, where is, and I can help organize shipping although it would be best if it was picked up. Im open either way.

Also three of the four door handles seem to have a broken clip or something on the exterior side of things. It doesnt keep you from being able to open the doors, but does need to be fixed. Just wanted to disclose everything I know about the car.

NOTE: this is NOT a SRT8, however it does have the SRT8 interior, and badges. So just wanted to clear that up. I do also have a full set of Dodge Magnum SRT8 wheels for an additional 500 bucks if you would be interested in completing the look and installing a srt8 front bumper (i do not have the front bumper).

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Jeep will build old Wranglers next to new ones in Toledo

Mon, Mar 21 2016

Jeep made a lot of people happy when it confirmed that the next-generation Wrangler would continue to be built in Toledo, OH. Now, news is breaking about the lengths the automaker will go to in updating its northern Ohio factory. There's good news for Jeep dealers (more Wranglers to sell!), Jeep fans (more JKs to buy!), and Jeep itself (more money to be made!). According to a report from Automotive News, capacity at the factory will be increased to 350,000 units per year. That's around a 50 percent increase over what the Toledo complex can currently manage and is, according to Jeep boss Mike Manley, part of a move to keep production "at the right place" so "supply [stays] just behind demand." The other big news revealed by the AN report focuses on the future of the current Wrangler. Yes, the current JK has a future. It'll continue to be built at the Toledo factory up to six months after it successor arrives in showrooms, a move that's partially down to the way Jeep is shuffling production about. Toledo currently builds the Cherokee on a unibody production line – it'll continue to do so until March of 2017, when production will move to Belvidere, IL. The unibody line in Toledo will then be converted for body-on-frame production, which should take about six months. But during that time, the current JK (likely rebadged as a "Wrangler Classic") will continue to be built alongside another line of next-generation Wranglers, keeping dealers supplied with the today's Wrangler through March of 2018. The two Wranglers will overlap for about six months. This is all very good news if you've been waiting to pull the trigger on today's Wrangler. But move quickly Â– the clock is officially ticking. Related Video: News Source: Automotive News - sub. req.Image Credit: Bill Pugliano/Getty Images Plants/Manufacturing Chrysler Fiat Jeep FCA toledo Mike Manley

China own a Detroit automaker? Would the U.S. let that happen?

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After many public overtures, Fiat Chrysler Automotive CEO Sergio Marchionne has claimed his company won't be making a hostile takeover bid for General Motors. This is despite widespread speculation that FCA's desire to merge was motivated by its allegedly dire situation. As one unnamed GM exec who spoke to Automotive News earlier this year put it, "Why should [GM] bail out FCA?" "We are not choking. We are in relatively decent shape," Marchionne told journalists attending an FCA shareholder meeting in Amsterdam, AN reports. "We have been publicly rebuffed, we have been rejected and you cannot force these things. I don't want to. At the moment, we have no intention to do anything hostile." Instead of focusing on merging with GM, or any other partners for that matter, FCA will refocus on implementing its ambitious five-year investment plan, which would see it dump $52 billion into its various brands, with a particular focus on Alfa Romeo, Maserati, and Jeep. So far the attempt has largely been unsuccessful, especially as it relates to the Italian brands. Earlier this week, additional reports emerged that claimed Alfa was pushing back the Giulia and an unnamed CUV while reassigning resources to updated versions of the Giulietta and MiTo hatchbacks. This is not the first time we've heard about trouble for the Giulia, of course. For Masearti, though, it was the first we'd heard of delays for Alfieri sports car, which allegedly won't appear in 2016, as promised. We can expect a proper breakdown of FCA's adjusted plans when Marchionne and Company reveal an updated product slate next month. Related Video: The video meant to be presented here is no longer available. Sorry for the inconvenience. News Source: Automotive News - sub. req.Image Credit: Paul Sancya / AP Alfa Romeo Chrysler Fiat GM Jeep Maserati Sergio Marchionne FCA

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