Chrysler/Fiat is investing 1.7 billion dollars in the replacement of the Jeep Liberty - and they may call it a "Cherokee":
Chrysler and Fiat CEO Sergio Marchionne said today that Chrysler plans to invest $1.7 billion to build its next generation Jeep SUV at an assembly plant in Toledo and may name the new vehicle the Cherokee.
Check out the full story from the Detroit Free Press.
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| rickstr | Posted: 2012/4/26 6:58 Updated: 2012/4/26 6:58 |
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Heh, I never called it jeep Liberty, for me, they always remained Cherokee. I'm probably like many others, so Chrysler is ready to abandon its promise not to use the native American names.
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| Colin | Posted: 2011/11/17 6:40 Updated: 2011/11/17 6:40 |
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In the Uk the name Cherokee is used for the vehicle you refer to as a Liberty in US. This is despite the fact that I think the Liberty is a pale shadow of the old XJ which I used to drive. I seem to remember reading somewhere (Possibly on this web site) that Chrysler had agreed not to use native American names on its models. Can anyone tell me if I am right or wrong? How would this affect any future Cherokee?
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