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1992 - Chrysler "Cab Forward" commercial

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Uploaded by on Feb 18, 2011

1992 commercial introducing Chrysler's new "cab forward" styling.
Featuring Lee Iacocca.

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  • Cab forward when cab under. LMAO

  • Although the quality was iffy, these were very beautiful cars for the 1990s.

    October 22, 2011 2:27 am

  • Funnilly enough this is when car design went down hill

  • Lee Iacocca: The last true leader of Chrysler. After him there were only scumbags: Bob Eaton, Jurgen Schremp, Dr. Z (The nickname says all), and Robert Nardelli, all of them incompetent. Sergio Marchionne seems to have good intentions but the company hasn't recovered under his command.

  • @andrewps84

    Oh, and in reference to Bob Nardelli, in addition to the fact that his previous post was at Home Depot, he ran that company into the ground as well.

  • @andrewps84

    Or owned by a capital management group.

    Good point.

  • @Watcher3223 True, I'm not fond of them being owned by a foreign company (or at least majority owned) but I would say at least there's a car guy running the show as opposed to the old Home Depot CEO who only knew about tools and toilets, not the fundamentals of running an automaker.

  • @andrewps84

    Perhaps, but I do have concerns over the fact that Chrysler isn't truly an American automaker yet again.

    First, being owned by a German automaker and now having the majority of its shares basically given to an Italian automaker.

  • @Watcher3223 But he really didn't know beans about making a company successful (outside of making billions and billions). Hopefully under Fiat's leadership they become even better than they once were.

  • @Watcher3223 I'm not disagreeing, friend; I was actually pointing out just how badly Eaton and his cronies turned out to be (based on the vehicle I owned that was made during his leadership as well as the overall demise of Chrysler Corp). I sort of read that it was down to Bob Eaton and Bob Lutz, and because Iacocca and Lutz were two in the same (personality wise) and hence didn't like each other Iacocca picked Eaton. I don't know what kind of background Eaton had (other than being with GM).

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