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As automakers go, developing well received models is a chore all on its own. When a model becomes a smash, as has the Chrysler 300C, the result is favorable press coverage, high shopper satisfaction ratings, and a “halo” effect that may extend to the complete product. Chrysler’s 300C is a success, but the German-American automaker isn’t stopping there. A stretched version of the auto is being developed, one that may find a following among enthusiasts, but only if the price is right.

So, why would DaimlerChrysler authorize a stretched version of the 300C? For many reasons including:

The Limo Market – Although the 300C is not on the same level as the Lincoln Town Car or Cadillac DTS, the automobile does compete with the Ford Crown Victoria. Hence, taxi and limousine operators will be drawn to the stretched 300C as the auto gives its passengers the room that they need.

The Pursuit Market – The Ford Crown Victoria is the hottest police pursuit auto followed by the Chevy Impala. Chrysler long ago ceded this market when they give up building larger rear wheel drive automobiles. The stretched 300C could fit in nicely and give the automaker some further sales to lift market share. Look for a similarly stretched Dodge Charger to also be built once 300C demand has been proven.

The Luxury Market – No, the 300C isn’t an expensive vehicle, but a model coming down the pike 3-4 years from now will be. Yes, the Chrysler Imperial will be returning and it, too, will be a stretched version of the 300C, but even longer and larger than the stretched version of the 300C. Don’t think for a moment that DaimlerChrysler may not be measuring requirement for its new 300C to determine Imperial demand.

For the record, there are a few things that we know about the bigger 300C: the automobile will be stretched only by six inches and all of those gains will show up in the rear passenger area. In addition, Chrysler will not be building the stretched 300C, instead an outside supplier will handle the job of taking existing inches and reworking them.

Prices for the bigger 300C haven’t been finalized yet, but they may carry a premium of as much as $5000 over the shorter model. This is a concern, as the price may be more than what some livery drivers could explain. Maybe DaimlerChrysler will eat some of the expenses and hold the price down to a $1000 premium. If 00 over the company could be in for a rude awakening and find requirement for the stretched 300C to be luke warm at best.

To read more about cars and see some of the most expensive cars in the world, visit thesupercars.org and along the way, have a look at Chrysler Cirrus sale.

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As automakers go, developing well received models is a chore all by itself. When a model becomes a smash, as has the Chrysler 300C, the result’s favorable press coverage, high shopper satisfaction ratings, and a “halo” effect that will extend to the complete product. Chrysler’s 300C is a hit, but the German-American automaker isn’t stopping there. A stretched version of the car is being developed, one that could find a following amongst enthusiasts, but only if the price is right.

So, why would DaimlerChrysler authorize a stretched version of the 300C? For many reasons including:

The Limo Market – Although the 300C isn’t on the same level as the Lincoln Town Car or Cadillac DTS, the automobile does struggle with the Ford Crown Victoria. Thus , taxi and limousine operators will be drawn to the stretched 300C as the car gives its passengers the room that they need.

The Pursuit Market – The Ford Crown Victoria is the hottest police pursuit auto followed by the Chevy Impala. Chrysler long ago ceded this market when they quit building bigger rear wheel drive autos. The stretched 300C could fit in nicely and give the automaker some additional sales to boost market share. Look for a likewise stretched Dodge Charger to also be built once 300C demand has been proven.

The Luxury Market – No, the 300C isn’t a luxury car, but a model coming down the pike 3-4 years from now will be. Yes, the Chrysler Imperial will be returning and it, too, will be. Yes, the 300C, but even longer and bigger than the stretched version of the 300C. Do not believe for a moment that DaimlerChrysler will not be measuring demand for its new 300C to of the record, there are a few things that we know about the bigger 300C: the automobile will be stretched only by 6 inches and all those gains will show up in the rear passenger area. In addition, Chrysler will not be building the stretched 300C, instead an exterior provider will handle the task of taking existing models and reworking them.

Prices for the bigger 300C haven’t been finalized yet, but they may carry a premium of as much as $5000 over the shorter model. This is a concern, as the price may be more than what some livery drivers could justify. Perhaps DaimlerChrysler will eat some of the expenses and hold the price down to a $1000 premium. If they don’t, the company might a rude awakening and find demand for the stretched 300C to be tepid at best.

To read more about cars and see some of the most expensive cars in the world, visit thesupercars.org and along the way, have a look at preowned Chrysler Cirrus.

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Posted on May 19th, 2009 by Lindsey Harper

If there’s one thing I love to do its show you fantastic deals that I’ve found in my research!  For example, I love it when I come across a used luxury car for sale at a price that is significantly lower than what it would be normally.Every time that happens I feel like I’m jackpot winner!  Today, I know that most people can afford a luxury car if they take the time to look in the right places.

You can find used car deals at various auctions, such as a GSA auction.  They deal with excess and surplus Federal assets.  These assets can range from small items, such as computer deals, to large items, such as used car deals.  You bid on these items, and if you’re lucky, they may become yours.

Look at this example, a beautiful white 2003 Mercedes Benz pictured above.   The bidding on this item ends on June 3, 2009 at noon CT.  The current bid on this gorgeous car is only $13,638 - unheard of for a Mercedes Benz.

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You can get started on learning about how to save at a GSA auction by joining Government Auction Network.  They give you a comprehensive list of used car deals, whether they are government vehicles, local vehicle auctions or great deals at private used car dealers.You’ll see a broad range of prices.Occasionally a car may be in need of repair, but if you’re paying a very low price for it, the repairs are worth it.

You will quickly see that Government Auction Network is a wonderful way to save money on vehicles.With today’s economy, saving money is key!  If you have questions click on “About Lindsey” then click on “Just Ask Me.” Helping you to find the very best deals available is my top priority.

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Posted on May 8th, 2009 by Lindsey Harper

Hello!  Its Lindsey Harper here, and I’d like to show you a fantastic deal I found on a used luxury car.We all love cars like the Mercedes, the Porsche and the Jaguar, but we can’t afford their price tags. However, that’s not the case if you’re willing to drive a used car.

One of the things I love about used car websites are the deals that you can find.  For example, take a look at this 2000 Jaguar I found pictured above.  This car is a four door sedan.  It has power steering, power brakes, anti-lock brakes, air conditioning – everything that you would expect in a luxury car.

Would you like to know the price tag?  It’s only $6, 995!  Unbelievable.

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I found this terrific deal at Government Auction Network.  We know that Government Auction Network is known for showing you great deals that the government provides.  However, it’s important to note that the company’s bottom line is saving you money.  If they can do that with used car deals that do not have to do with the government, they will.

Government Auction Network has teamed with one of the used car websites to give you spectacular deals, whether you are looking for a used luxury car or a non-luxury car.  You can’t beat car prices that can be found at a site that list everything from high to low.

How do you get started so that you can find out more about this car and more?Apply for Government Auction Network membership! I’ve stated this before, and I believe it now more than ever, once you get used to Government Auction Network, it will become your one stop shopping place for great car prices and much more.

Click on “About Lindsey” and then “Just Ask Me” if you have any questions.

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