Four Wheel Logic

Yes, Chrysler still builds vehicles, but its current lineup is limited to Pacifica and Voyager minivans, with new electric models on the way.

Yes, Jeep joined Chrysler in 1987, but Stellantis now owns Jeep while Chrysler and Jeep sit as sister brands under the same parent group.

Chrysler and Dodge now sit under Stellantis as sibling brands, not one owning the other.

Yes, China makes millions of cars each year, with domestic brands and joint ventures selling worldwide.

Earlier Chevy Trax generations offered optional AWD on many trims, but all 2024 and newer Trax models are front-wheel-drive only.

No, Chevrolet stopped building new Impala sedans in 2020, and the nameplate is no longer in Chevy showrooms.

No, Chevrolet no longer makes the Camaro; 2024 was the final model year and production ended in 2023, with only remaining stock left to buy.

No, Chevy no longer builds the Camaro; sixth-generation production ended with the 2024 model year, leaving only remaining dealer stock.

Yes, Chevy currently sells the Corvette E-Ray hybrid, while most of its lineup now leans toward full electric models instead of traditional hybrids.

No, the Chevy Equinox only has two rows and seats five people, so shoppers wanting 3rd-row seating should move to larger Chevy SUVs.