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PentaStars Profile: 'We Bled Mopar Blue in My House'by Mike Driehorst
April 29, 2013 8:07 AM
In the continuing series of Chrysler Group PentaStars brand advocates, we spotlight at Paul Immo, Washington D.C. (lower right). Click to read more on the PentaStars program.  Why are you a PentaStar?The auto industry in general means so much to me. It helped to bring me into this world. It put food on the table and a roof over not only my head as a child, but both of my parents' as well. It also "introduced" my parents to one and another. Both of my grandfathers worked on...  |
#HEMIDay: A Day of Celebration for Mopariansby Mike Driehorst
April 25, 2013 3:33 PM
While April 26 may be just another day on the calendar to most people, to many, it’s something special.  April 26 – aka 426 – has grown over the years to become a grassroots celebration of the 426 HEMI® engine. The first engine with hemispherically-shaped combustion chambers, the 426 HEMI was officially unveiled in 1964 as a racing engine. It was later tamed and added to our production cars. It’s had a wealth of high-powered history on the road and on the track since then. To help celebrate #HEMIDay, Mopar® will have... |
Jeep Girls Celebrate The Jewels of The Sonoran Desertby Ashley and Brittany Hill
April 23, 2013 7:42 AM
 As part of our historic expedition across America in our Flame Red Jeep Wrangler, Brittany and I headed to the Arizona Biltmore, crowned as the “Jewel of The Desert” for Sunday Brunch. With many miles to trek each day, it is very rare for us to sit down and enjoy all the Sonoran Desert of Arizona has to offer. On this American Expedition we have been inspired by fallen “American Legends,” rich landscape, and cultural heritage. Brunch, provided a new type of trip for us; a gastronomical journey through uncharted culinary terrain! The road map navigated... |
Mack Avenue Builds Final 4.7; Looks Forward to Pentastarby Max Gates and Jeff Kalinowski
April 9, 2013 7:16 AM
Employees at Mack Avenue Engine Plant I (Detroit) built the final 4.7-liter V-8 engine last week, ending 15 years of production that yielded more than 3 million powerplants used in Ram trucks and other Chrysler Group products.  The last 4.7-liter (right) was signed by employees and will be displayed in the plant’s lobby. "Producing more than 3 million engines is a testament to each and every person that has worked at Mack Avenue Engine Plant I during the past 15 years," said UAW Local 51 President Lorenzo Poole. "The Mack Avenue... |
Jeep Girls Celebrate 125 Year Anniversary at The Hotel Del Coronadoby Ashley and Brittany Hill
April 8, 2013 8:08 AM As Spring has sprung and days are beginning to get longer, it is time to shed the layers and pull the top of your Wrangler!
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