Chrysler just had its turn in the spotlight that was last on Maserati. The American brand's product lineup is down to just one minivan, and it's been a while since we heard news about what's ahead. CEO Chris Feuell killed the Airflow electric concept that was meant to come to market this year, in favor of an updated model with a new name and a new design. In February, we got teased with something red and sporty looking, then shown the Halcyon EV concept the automaker called an "inspiring vision for the future" that, frankly, one could have thought was an updated version of the 1987 Lamborghini Portofino concept (from back when Chrysler owned Lamborghini, because the more things change ...). The lack of public movement led Frank B. Rhodes, Jr., who is Walter Chrysler's great grandson, to make a public offer to buy Chrysler and Dodge from Stellantis, which Stellantis publicly rebuffed, saying, same as it had with Maserati, that the brands aren't for sale. And the back-and-forth isn't over. read more