CRD Dodge Charger?

[opjohnny]

I would love to have one. The Mercedes E320 is to much money. Is the Charger on the same platform? If so it would be a snap. At 4000 lbs its a pig anyway. It would be a good application. I would take the light duty Cummins also! Just thinking out loud. Your opinions?

 

[nickleinonen]

well, the 300 rolls out of the brampton plant with the crd already installed for the export market... too bad we can't get it here

 

[opjohnny]

I had no idea they are putting the CRD in the 300 for export. I will take mine in a charger! They could sell it as a crate engine and we could do it ourselves.

 

[AKaiser]

I had no idea they are putting the CRD in the 300 for export. I will take mine in a charger! They could sell it as a crate engine and we could do it ourselves.

It ain't exactly like putting a 12 valve in, you know. Talk about an electronic nightmare.

 

[nickleinonen]

I had no idea they are putting the CRD in the 300 for export. I will take mine in a charger! They could sell it as a crate engine and we could do it ourselves.

http://www.chrysler.de/300c/motoren/30_crd.html

http://www.chrysler.co.uk/chrysler/versions.aspx?ID=285,17,132

 

[RJaeken]

well, the 300 rolls out of the brampton plant with the crd already installed for the export market... too bad we can't get it here

the 300c for the european market is assembled in the Puch plant where the mercedes G is assembled, that's in Austria

 

[nickleinonen]

the 300c for the european market is assembled in the Puch plant where the mercedes G is assembled, that's in Austria

really? i remember hearing from someone that the EU version with diesel rolls out the brampton plant??? oh well. .