Dodge Caliber, Made Especially For Road Trips

Joe Ratzkin
August 4, 2006

Just this spring, the 2007 Dodge Caliber was already sent out for sale in dealerships and showrooms. And according to its creator, Chrysler Corporation, the Dodge Caliber has been made with the thought of it replacing the Dodge Neon in mind. And press releases from the company have sent out also stated that the 2007 Dodge Caliber was crafted so as to become a vehicle made especially for road trips. And sure enough, people who have tried out the 2007 Dodge Caliber have become living testimonies of the comfort, performance, and the large quantity of space that this vehicle could offer.

According to one person who has tried driving the vehicle, the Dodge Caliber holds a feature that the company dubbed as the tripmobile. The tripmobile is, in essence, a glove box rack. However, what makes this tripmobile special is that it can actually keep your water and drink bottles cool and cold. And aside from this, the 2007 Dodge Caliber can also provide much entertainment for it offers some rear hatch speakers. These can be flipped down to send out more entertainment to those who are behind you on the road.

Just stock up your things and other odds and ends in the 48 cubic feet of room in the compartment area in the rear and you can be off to a really enjoyable and very comfortable road trip. Perhaps you can even bring in some of the most essential Dodge truck parts just in case the vehicle may experience some trouble and need replacement parts. And while you tread on the long road trip ahead, entertainment has surely been provided for you by the 2007 Dodge Caliber. Passengers can sit back and relax with the audio system. This system comes available with a slot for an iPod or for your trusty MP3 player.