If you had been asked as a child "What would you do in this big world if you could do anything you wanted?" what would your answer have been? As we've grown up, maybe we've lost track of how big the world really is, but that doesn't mean the children of the Boys & Girls Clubs of America have to.
Think back a few summers to the day you first saw The Dark Knight. Remember what the Joker was trying to do? Introduce a little chaos, that's right. Now, with the release of the final installment of the Batman trilogy, Chrysler fans can introduce a little creativity, too.
Fields Chrysler Jeep Dodge is happy to report that Chrysler and Warner Bros. Pictures have joined forces in support of the release of The Dark Knight Rises…
We all know about the dream that Martin Luther King Jr. had decades ago, but we at Fields Chrysler Jeep Dodge don't believe he had any idea with what strength his vision would catch on. Certainly he did not have a national holiday in his honor in mind when he worked tirelessly for Civil Rights, but his legacy has been undeniable.
That's why more than 150 employees of Chrysler Group LLC will be adopting a full week of community service activities beginning today, the holiday honoring King's birthday.
People who really love their cars - people like Skokie Dodge drivers, for example - may be heard to refer to their cars as "lifesavers" or may even say they don't know what they'd do without their cars. None of this is literal, of course. Until, that is, it is.
Early last month, Bloomsburg, Penn., residents suffered a great loss after a relentless flood ravaged the area. Now, Chrysler is truly making efforts to come to the rescue.
