DETROIT – The New York Times reported Wednesday that the Fiat-Chrysler alliance has been completed, thus ending Chrysler’s 42-day trip through bankruptcy courts. We here at B.L.O.G. wish only the best both for the new company, plus the thousands of employees affected by the hundreds of dealers forced to close their doors as part of the deal. We just can’t help having a little fun at the new company’s expense.

The originals used in making this toy-like monstrosity are a base ‘57 Fiat 500 with ‘58 Chrysler 300 front and rear ends. If you’d like to see some more Chrysler-Fiat sillyness, please check out my late night talk show game (which masquerades as a creative introduction of Artie Lange if he were a guest on the faux show). The post and the game are called “The Which Is Which? Game”, 300 vs. 500. Here are a couple of teaser frames:

Credits: The ‘58 Chrysler 300 front end and tail fins are from an old Chrysler promotional photo and I got it at milkmandan.com. The base ‘57 Fiat 500 was lifted straight from netcarshow.com. They have some wonderful wallpapers and I encourage you to visit them. The FIASCO logo is based on the modern FIAT logo. Credits for the “Which is Which?” graphics can be found at that post.

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