New Name for an old Company...Chrysler is now ..."Stellantis" I didn't know this..

[Stuart G]

Did you know this?

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No more Chrysler Auto Company......"Stellantis" is the new combo..Fiat/Chrysler's new name..???

https://www.cnbc.com/2021/12/07/stellantis-plans-to-generate-22point5-billion-in-new-software-revenue-by-2030.html

[Walleye]

1. That's terrible in my opinion. Somebody probably got paid a lot of money for creating that name

[Stuart G]

2. I agree. Change a well known brand, to hard to pronounce word..."Stupid is Still ...Stupid"

[AllaN01Bear]

3. why do i get a sinking feeling with the last extention of the name?

[3catwoman3]

6. Exactly my response.

There is a restaurant in our town called Burnt Toast. I've never gone there.

[hlthe2b]

4. Some of the name changes lately are just ridiculous. That's certainly one.

Anyone actually calling "Google" their preferred change of "Alphabet?"

Honestly...

[CurtEastPoint]

5. So...what's Facebook now? Maga? Smegma? WhatsamattahU? Bigtime fail.

[brush]

8. Yep, and undoubtedly they paid someone millions to come up with that non-entity of a name.

Same with Stellantis. How does that even remotely relate/evolve from Fiat Chrysler?

[Backseat Driver]

7. When I hear the new name,

I think about all the stars in the sky and making a wish on one that things were different; the second part? The "lost civilization" of Atlantis, a hidden extinction event. Therefore, Stella(r) (atl)antis - futuristic sci-fi forecast, no?

Just another layer in which to

[Thomas Hurt]

9. Sounds like an ED drug name....

[Xavier Breath]

11. Ask your doctor...or mechanic, if Stellantis is right for you.

[MichMan]

10. Old news; changed almost a year ago

[Paladin]

12. It'll take more than a shitty name-change to make me buy a Chrysler. (nt)