Chrysler found itself several times on the brink of collapse – and answered with vehicles that they couldn’t sell fast enough. In 1984, Lee Iacocca’s Chrysler put forth the Dodge Caravan – the first “minivan,” ushering in a new age for soccer moms everywhere, no longer confined to the stigma of station wagons… And recently, they developed the 300 – a beautifully styled auto that the market can’t get enough of.

General Motors, and Ford, however, have been lacking in the innovation department of late. It seems, they can’t make a single car that anyone really wants. Until perhaps, the near future:

Speculation abounds that General Motors might be urged to put a new Camaro on the market. Full review coming in Tuesdays Detroit Free Press, apparently.

Now, if they could only get those pesky labor unions under control, there might be hope still for the Motor City.