Chrysler registers Cuda trademark

[heminut]

Interesting! More fuel to the fire!

http://www.allpar.com/news/index.php/2010/12/chrysler-registers-cuda-trademark

[Cdnchallenger]

Very interesting.

That would be great to see the Cuda back.

[ntstlgl1970]

This would be awesome but I think making a sibling to the challenger seems awfully stupid considering the uphill battle chrysler faces just to survive.

[Cuda54]

I think it would be OK if they did not put it on a charger frame base. It should have its own new platform and YES a Hemi too. And should look like a Cuda as we know them. All we can do is wait.

[Moparal]

Plymouth was very different then dodge.  Even tho they kinda look the same in some styles, us older guys know.   I am a plymouth cuda guy, not a dodge challenger guy.  So I will most likely never get a chrysler cuda. Not interested in any type of new tech. Im gettin old, and quitting on new tech after new years.  That is my resolution.   We have too much tech pushed on us now, and on kids in school.  A small garden, an easy to fix car and truck, and privacy land.  Im set for life.  Im willing to bet that in 5 yrs or less, you will have to make 100k just to be broke.    .    Darn stole this post, im sorry

[JeffAARy]

Moparal:

Loved you on Saturday Night Live:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y1_NhnXMCKw

[Road_Runner]

Very cool.  I don't know why there's such a backlash against this by some, I'm sure its not everyones cup-of-tea but the rest of us see this as something almost undreamed of just a few years ago when musclecars were all but dead.  I'm hoping they'll just go ahead and call it a Plymouth Cuda.  They own the names and Plymouth can be a specialty car sold at any Chrysler or Dodge dealer.  I for one am very interested in this and as long as they don't make it some $50k+ limited edition I'm hoping to get one when the time comes.  Just my 

Later, Jim