[Aleks]

to order anyway since we do not yet know when assembly will start.

Vehicle: 2010 Dodge Caliber
Trim: 4dr FWD Hatchback SE
Transmission: 5-Speed Manual (T355)
Model Code: PMDL49/2BA
Availability: National
MSRP: $16,915.00
Destination: $630.00

Warranty
Basic 3 Years / 36,000 Miles
Drivetrain Unlimited Years / Unlimited Miles
Roadside 3 Years / 36,000 Miles
Rust 5 Years / 100,000 Miles

2010 Colors
Optic Green Metallic Clearcoat
Light Sandstone Metallic Clearcoat

Air Conditioning
Air filtration, Interior air filtration Standard

Vehicle: 2010 Dodge Caliber
Trim: 4dr FWD Hatchback SXT
Transmission: 5-Speed Manual (T355)
Model Code: PMDH49/2BD
Availability: National
MSRP: $18,345.00
Destination: $630.00

Mirrors
Driver mirror adjustment, Power remote Standard
Heated driver mirror, Heated Standard
Passenger mirror adjustment, Power remote Standard
Heated passenger mirror, Heated Standard


Vehicle: 2010 Dodge Caliber
Trim: 4dr FWD Hatchback R/T
Transmission: 5-Speed Manual (T355)
Model Code: PMDX49/25X
Availability: National
MSRP: $20,960.00
Destination: $630.00

Privacy glass Standard
Air Conditioning w/Auto Temp Control $155
Wheels: 18 x 7.0 Aluminum Chrome Clad $700

 

[xlimodriver]

Heated mirrors!! About time!!!!

 

[MykTurk]

Heated mirrors? It's still a Europe only option. Green? Never been a green Caliber before though...
Coolness for you!

 

[David Young]

I think the 2010 R/T is going to have a Power 6 way Drivers seat as standard also.

 

[Aleks]

to order anyway since we do not yet know when assembly will start.


Vehicle: 2010 Dodge Caliber
Trim: 4dr FWD Hatchback R/T
Transmission: 5-Speed Manual (T355)
Model Code: PMDX49/25X
Availability: National
MSRP: $20,960.00
Destination: $630.00

Privacy glass Standard
Air Conditioning w/Auto Temp Control $155
Wheels: 18 x 7.0 Aluminum Chrome Clad $700

I think the 2010 R/T is going to have a Power 6 way Drivers seat as standard also.

Looks like a data error. That R/T code comes up for a 2008 on a search.

With the SRT4 2.4 Turbo having been dropped, it looks like no more 2.4 Calibers!

The 2010 is 2.0l only in SXT or SE in 5 speed manual OR CVT.

The 2010 Caliber model codes are:
PMDH49/24A SE CVT
PMDH49/2BA SE 5sp
PMDH49/24D SXT CVT
PMDH49/2BD SXT 5sp

 

[ChrisC]

SO no srt4 cali's? Y? So it will only be se sxt and rt? Damn i wanted a srt4 lol. Maybe down the road ill get a r/t or sxt.

 

[xlimodriver]

Thanks to Aleks :smileup:for info on another thread I found a picture of the new GREEN 2010 Caliber.:doh:

With optional factory "Woody" exterior.

 

[Aleks]

A Town & Country just needs that look



The interior is GREEN
1949 CHRYSLER TOWN & COUNTRY CONVERTIBLE -
STUNNINGLY ORIGINAL BLACK PLATE CALIFORNIA CAR IN EXCEPTIONAL CONDITION THROUGHOUT, 323 cu.in. STRAIGHT EIGHT CYLINDER 'SPITFIRE' ENGINE WITH FLUID DRIVE TRANSMISSION, POWER TOP, $144,500

 

[BBRT]

Heated mirrors!! About time!!!!

I was thinking the same thing... It's the little things that will sell. :smileup:

 

[dnarud13]

No SRT? I thought that would happen. Get 'em now, while you can.

 

[chopsuey210]

looks like Chrysler is cutting down

 

[natebeka]

with no more SRTs would that make our values go down or up? Anyone know?

 

[David Young]

What these crooked used car salesman will do is..........When you trade your SRT4 in, they will say "it's not worth much because they don't make them anymore". If you try to buy one from a used car lot, the used car salesman will say "it's worth a lot because they don't make them anymore" LOL!!!

 

[natebeka]

Figures! I guess when the time comes, I might try to sell it privately.

 

[vince07]

a green caliber might be cool!!!!!

 

[Sival]

For those interested, the EPA ratings for the Caliber with 2.0L engine and 5-speed manual are out, 23 MPG city, 31 MPG highway. http://www.fueleconomy.gov/feg/comp...make=Dodge&model=Caliber&hiddenField=Findacar

So 1 less in the city and 1 more on the highway compared to the 1.8L engine, not bad for a 2.0L engine in a tall, not especially aerodynamic and heavy car. I'm curious if the ratings of the CVT will increase, because telling people they'll lose 4 MPG on the highway by going with an automatic may not be a strong selling point.

 

[Aleks]

http://www.fueleconomy.gov/feg/2008car2tablef.jsp?column=2&id=25969

Wonder why Dodge have not put in the MY10 2.0 CVT for a rating?

to order anyway since we do not yet know when assembly will start.

It will be a long wait for MY10 orders:

"No Calibers are expected to be produced until January 2010, with the lines running the Compass and Patriot alone."

The Calibers will have the oval outer vents like the Jeep, doesn't make sense to keep the rectangular ones in the center.

 

[Sival]

http://www.fueleconomy.gov/feg/2008car2tablef.jsp?column=2&id=25969

Wonder why Dodge have not put in the MY10 2.0 CVT for a rating?

If I'd have to guess, I'd say it's because the 2.0L with 5-speed is a new combination, so they were in the lab playing with it and passing tests needed to get it certified on the many norms and standards concerning powertrains. They just had an opportunity to do the EPA test right there and then and did it. Just my guess though.

 

[Aleks]

I looked at the previous years and continuing models still need a rerating for the MY EPA Sticker.

Another guess might be that they have made enough MY09 2.0 CVT Calibers in inventory so have no foreseeable plans to make any MY10s.

 

[xlimodriver]

So 1 less in the city and 1 more on the highway compared to the 1.8L engine, not bad for a 2.0L engine in a tall, not especially aerodynamic and heavy car. I'm curious if the ratings of the CVT will increase, because telling people they'll lose 4 MPG on the highway by going with an automatic may not be a strong selling point.

On the '09s, the Avenger with the regular auto and the 2.4 L engine gets nearly the same or better milage on the highway than the Caliber 2.0 L with the CVT tranny.

Avenger
SE/SXT
2.4L, 4-speed auto

9.7L/100 km City​

6.6L/100 km Hwy​

2009 Dodge Caliber
SE/SXT
2.0L, CVT auto

9.0L/100 km City​

7.3L/100 km Hwy​