2011 Dodge Caliber economy

A design that predates Chrysler’s oversight by Fiat, the five-door Caliber is a daring departure that’s failed to acquire broad acceptance in the U.S. market. The boxy hatchback design offers respectable space for passengers and/or cargo, and interior upgrades have made the Caliber more livable.
2011 Dodge Caliber


2011 Dodge Caliber


2011 Dodge Caliber


2011 Dodge Caliber


2011 Dodge Caliber


2011 Dodge Caliber


2011 Dodge Caliber


2011 Dodge Caliber


2011 Dodge Caliber


2011 Dodge Caliber

2011 Dodge Caliber Marketing

The Chrysler Group announced a marketing plan for the first year of the car's production. The plan included 20% of the budget going towards online marketing, a blitz of print ads and a number of television ads.
Dodge is marketing Caliber in a way that contrasts the Neon's introduction to the buying public. With Neon, the advertising campaign was based around its personable, appealing, "cuddly" looks. Examples of ads typically constituted a shot of the car front-on with a simple "Hi" hovering above it. In contrast, Caliber has been labeled as "Anything but cute" in its advertising campaign, with taglines or statements of "It's [the car] neither cuddly nor wuddly" or more bluntly "it scares the S*** out of me", stated by a fictional "cute" monkey named Binky.


2011 Dodge Caliber


2011 Dodge Caliber


2011 Dodge Caliber


2011 Dodge Caliber




2011 Dodge Caliber


2011 Dodge Caliber


2011 Dodge Caliber


2011 Dodge Caliber


2011 Dodge Caliber