Chrysler and Dodge to offer DVD entertainment

Well I'm not sure but if I'm right, if you live in the USA, are retired and have some spare amount of money left, you buy yourself a Minivan/Camper and drive your way home to Florida to live your last years in the sun.

Well Chrysler will make those people's life even more fun, offering a DVD entertainment set for their latest Minivans.

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DVD Rear Seat Video entertainment systems will be offered through Mopar, Chrysler Group's original equipment replacement parts division. The system is integrated in-dash and plays video DVDs and audio CDs. Having the DVD in-dash eliminates the need for a separate video cassette player which means even more space within the cabin. In addition, the new system leaves adults in charge of changing discs which discourages backseat passengers and children from unbuckled movement within the cabin. A remote transmitter is also included for convenience and to further discourage unbuckled passenger movement.

For even more entertainment options, an auxiliary input is conveniently integrated into the middle row side window trim panel and accommodates a video camera, portable CD player and most popular home video game players including Nintendo 64® and Sony PlayStation®.

The DVD entertainment system will go on sale in September of this year and will be available on all 2002 model year Chrysler and Dodge minivans. The manufacturer's suggested retail price is $1,650 plus installation (approximately $150 for installation). In addition, the system will be covered in the new vehicle's three year/36,000 mile warranty. The video cassette player that is currently offered will continue to be available with a manufacturer's suggested retail price of $1,400 plus installation.

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The new DVD entertainment system option will also be available to customers who purchased a 2001 model year Chrysler Voyager, Chrysler Town & Country, Dodge Caravan or Dodge Grand Caravan. The system will be covered under the three year/36,000 mile warranty. Customers who are interested in having the system installed should visit their local Chrysler or Dodge dealer for more details in September

Source: Yahoo.com

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