the reason i bring up lee ioccoca was even though mopar at that time could only two ways,up or out.
he took a chance and made the company have some focus and vision.
mopar needed his drive and commitment and attitude to bring it back.
its funny you bring up the caravan, the most copied and loved and original idea to come from a american auto maker.
i remember when i used to live in l.a. and i aint talking about lower alabama, i was sent an invite to preview and give an opinion on a new type of vehicle.
it definitly was different and something i never saw before. it was a small van with lot of windows could seat up to seven but it had all the comforts of a car inside. they told none us who made it or even if it was gonna be manufactured.
we filled out a opinion form and they sent us on our way.
two years later it was introduced to the public as the dodge caravan.
so i guess what im trying to say is that g.m. should make a bold move and give us the consumer what we need instead of trying to force feed us something we dont want.