#dodge wheels

[humanoidhistory]

 1967 Dodge Deora custom truck. (Yes, there's a Hot Wheels version.)

(Detroit Public Library)

[carsthatnevermadeitetc]

What a difference 58 years make juxtaposition of Dodge Charger, 1966 & Dodge Charger, 2024. Stellantis has revealed the new generation Charger based on their new STLA platform which will be available in fully electric or combustion engines. There's no V8, instead it will use 2 versions of the Stellantis Hurricane inline 6 with 420 or 550hp. At launch there are also 2 electric versions with 496 or 670hp.

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Hot Wheels

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1971 Dodge Dart Demon Hot Wheels Custom 1:64 with Petty Blue, some decals, and custom wheels.

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🇺🇸 As we approach Chrysler's 100th anniversary, Frank B. Rhodes Jr., great-grandson of company founder Walter P. Chrysler, is raising concerns about the brand’s future and wants to take action to rescue it. In a recent open letter to “investors and workers,” Rhodes announced his plan to revitalize Chrysler and its related brands��Dodge, Ram, and Jeep—under new “American” ownership.

🚗 Stellantis, the current parent company of Chrysler, has come under criticism from Rhodes for its management of the brand, which he claims has been severely neglected. The Chrysler brand currently offers only one vehicle, the Pacifica minivan, while several promising concept cars, such as the Chrysler Airflow, were shelved before reaching production. Rhodes highlighted Stellantis’ focus on European brands like Citroën and Peugeot, arguing that Chrysler has been left behind.

💼 Rhodes, who has been a Chrysler ambassador for over 40 years, points to his family’s legacy and his own ownership of the final Chrysler 300C as reasons for his dedication to the brand. He submitted a 17-page proposal to Stellantis executives, inviting them to a confidential discussion on reviving Chrysler. His plan includes giving equity stakes to employees, echoing the worker-centered vision of his great-grandfather, who founded the company on principles of American ingenuity and innovation.

📉 Rhodes also expresses concern about the future of Dodge, which has focused heavily on electric vehicles (EVs) despite its core customer base being more interested in American muscle and performance cars. He argues that Stellantis’ push toward an all-electric lineup by 2028 for Chrysler is out of step with market trends, where hybrids are gaining popularity. The all-electric path, Rhodes warns, could be disastrous for the brand’s future.

🔧 Despite these challenges, Rhodes remains optimistic about the potential to rebuild Chrysler as a symbol of blue-collar luxury and innovation. He is calling for a return to American-designed and built products, and greater autonomy for Chrysler and Dodge within Stellantis. Rhodes’ ultimate goal is to rescue the brand from what he sees as poor management and ensure that Chrysler survives to celebrate its next century.

🚨 As Chrysler fans prepare for the 100th anniversary celebrations next summer, including a large event in Pennsylvania, Rhodes is urging action to prevent the brand from fading into obscurity. Without intervention, he warns, Chrysler’s future looks bleak.

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Die Cast Car of the day: 1969 Dodge Charger 500 by Hot Wheels #toy #toys #cars #diecastcars #dodge #dodgecharger #1969DodgeCharger #1969dodgecharger500 #hotwheels

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Dodge viper from the high octane car party in penticton bc canada

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From the car files: the Dodge Deora II - 1967.

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[lionloyal]

microdosing on spoilers by trying to look up things i forgot in the wheel of time wiki

[moonybadger]

I know there's definitely a lot of competition for it, but I think Raga Bol might actually have the dumbest death in the Redwall series. His great plan that gets him killed is to TAUNT THE FURIOUS BADGER into a BLOODWRATH INDUCED KILLING HAZE, get said badger to charge directly at Raga Bol HIMSELF, while four of his minions hide in the bushes with spears to try and kill Lonna before he gets to him. And of course only one of the minions actually manages to hit the badger, which doesn't slow him down at all, and Lonna uses Bol's dumb body to block all the others. Because of course he fucking does!!!! Bol what were you thinking!!!! You could have at least dug a big hole for the badger to fall in or something, like even boring ass Gabol the Wild managed to do that much!

[liketheinferno2]

few disconnected things about xvi:

The big eikon fights are all LONG like bare minimum ten minutes I think I was on titan for thirty. To make this bearable they're in checkpoint phases like xiv raids. I like it. Unfortunately I have a habit of pausing to talk to people and then completely forgetting what I was doing so left Clive in the knife edge of Zantetsuken for 2 hours.

These summons are as classic as you get for like... narrative function. I'm a huge fan of old ff summoners where they're just kind of born this way and the visual on it is the form of this god creature overtaking their entire body. Less classic when most characters only get one eikon but very effective. Jumping out of my seat about some of this stuff I love gamma ray level megaflare. Titan the size of an mountain dwarfing summons as tall as buildings. Odin's SCARY in this one man maybe it's just me... but when the guy on the other end can sever anything he perceives as capable of being severed that's the sort of thing I love to see with reality bending fantasy powers.

I'm about 90% of the way done I think... at this point it is coming back again and again to this thesis of choice and autonomy as essential to human life and worth fighting for, for yourself and others. This story has an interesting presentation where characters can be very groundedly human having literal conversations at some points and theatrical actors posed for effect at others. Not a bad thing, feels very Utena-like to me. The eikon pulling scenes too, I have to compare it to sword pulls? Like this isn't sex but it can be intimate/caring/painful/violating in a very personal way... I'm just counting on my fingers here but you see it used like 1. By accident, painful and stressful for both parties, 2. on purpose, pushing Clive fearfully into a new life like he becomes a Bigger Adult, 3. to assert dominance, bad for everybody, 4. out of caring to gain understanding of another person, 5. out of love and trust willfully given, 6. forced and violent in that weird theatrical way I was talkin about earlier.. looking back on these as a whole I feel gears turning.

Kinda shoujo kinda berserk kinda thing you have to embrace the chuuni to get into. Other thing that keeps crossing my mind is how much this feels like ff's take on a Guts and Casca. OTHER other thing is how much this feels like this team's take on ff7's Avalanche, ff15's mistakes, ff4's drama with ff14's design ethos. REMINDS ME OF A LOT OF THINGS I LOVE BUT IS ALSO DISTINCTLY IT'S OWN THING both in and outside the bounds of the rest of the series. Not really getting the GoT comparison but that was low hanging fruit for lazy critics in the first place lol.

Also really really really good at portraying gentle touches and the sense that these characters feel safe in each other's arms and I love that shit. I'll hold off for now with the pictures but almost my entire photo library for ff16 is characters holding each other or saying some gay shit or both at once. Stopping myself here but there's your thinking out loud gamer post for the week o/

[hififotos]

Vintage Dodge Charger

[pocketdays]

Dodge Charger, Julio 2023

[duranduratulsa]

Die Cast Car of the day: 1971 Dodge Challenger by Hot Wheels #toy #toys #cars #diecastcars #dodge #dodgechallenger #1971dodgechallenger #hotwheels