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2009 Chrysler Aspen Hybrid

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With all the talk of hybrids and auto-makers ongoing commitments to creating eco-friendly vehicles, Chrysler is proud to introduce to you their first volume production hybrid; the 2009 Chrysler Aspen Hybrid.
The Chrysler Aspen Hybrid, available this fall, utilizes the most technologically advanced two-mode hybrid and marks the first of Chrysler’s efforts at providing fuel efficient vehicle technology. So what does this mean for you?
This hybrid technology coupled with the Aspen is designed to improve fuel efficiency while maintaining the power, utility, and elegant styling you’ve come to expect from a full size luxury SUV.
The Two-Mode HEMI Hybrid technology will provide improved fuel economy up to 40% city and more than 25% overall. And for those of you worried about sacrificed performance, the Aspen Hybrid touts an estimated 385 horsepower and an impressive towing capability at 6,000 lbs. Plus you’ll get the best-in-class* cargo capacity behind the 2nd row and comfortable seating up to 8.
If you are interested in checking it out for yourself, the vehicle is now featured on the main Chrysler.com site at the following URL: http://www.chrysler.com/en/2009/aspen_hybrid/.
As always, I will be around to answer any of your questions.
Thanks,
Will
Chrysler Online Dialogue Representative
*Based on 2007 Automotive News Classification
The Chrysler Aspen Hybrid, available this fall, utilizes the most technologically advanced two-mode hybrid and marks the first of Chrysler’s efforts at providing fuel efficient vehicle technology. So what does this mean for you?
This hybrid technology coupled with the Aspen is designed to improve fuel efficiency while maintaining the power, utility, and elegant styling you’ve come to expect from a full size luxury SUV.
The Two-Mode HEMI Hybrid technology will provide improved fuel economy up to 40% city and more than 25% overall. And for those of you worried about sacrificed performance, the Aspen Hybrid touts an estimated 385 horsepower and an impressive towing capability at 6,000 lbs. Plus you’ll get the best-in-class* cargo capacity behind the 2nd row and comfortable seating up to 8.
If you are interested in checking it out for yourself, the vehicle is now featured on the main Chrysler.com site at the following URL: http://www.chrysler.com/en/2009/aspen_hybrid/.
As always, I will be around to answer any of your questions.
Thanks,
Will
Chrysler Online Dialogue Representative
*Based on 2007 Automotive News Classification
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Jeff
Will
Chrysler Online Dialogue Rep
Personally I am a Grand Cherokee owner and would love to continue being one. When can we expect this Hemi Hybrid in the GC?
The future use of this technology with the other HEMI available vehicles is something that will be be assessed by management based on market demands and business case. So I really can't say when/if we'll see a GC HEMI Hybrid...
Will
Chrysler Online Dialogue Rep
tnman1- I wish I had an answer for you, but unfortunately I am not made privy to the information behind that decision.
Will
Chrysler Online Dialogue Representative
If you are at a stop and in electric mode and want to stay in electric mode you have to accelerate very very slowly or the engine will come on
It is not made for cold conditions as the 12 volt battery is located under the vehicle on the drivers side so there is nothing to keep it warm. Mine froze up today at -25C.
I live it because I keep telling myself I am doing my part even though I average 14 mpg in the city and 18 on the highway.
It doesn't come with a remote start and some places, like the one I went to, don't know how to install them correctly on Hybrids. They are very costly on Hybrids as well.
It doesn't come with a block heater, which is needed in cold conditions.
This vehicle is not made for cold conditions. At all.
I have put on 2000 miles on this and non stop problems. NON STOP.
I like the the hybrid part though. So It could be worse.
I live in Northern Alberta. I had to put a battery blanket on the 2 volt as it froze last year and no one would work on it for two weeks because I never bought it locally. We will see what happens this winter.
Chrylser piece of junk. Brother bought the Tahoe Hybrid, no problems. Might have to sell it and buy a real vehicle.
Williams Chrysler in Fort McMurray.
There is a boycott site for them on facebook.
"Boycott Williams Chrysler"
Taking it to Edmonton, will see if they can fix it.
Found out today from the Edmonton Dealership that the $7000 part (TPIM) was poorly made and they had to redisign it, which is why it took so long to replace.
FML