[Chebby7]

Chrysler Bering/Breeze/Bristol/Cirrus/Salish?

 

[dodgeismycar]

Chrysler Bering/Breeze/Bristol/Cirrus/Salish?

Polara

 

[Dave Z]

Very nice. Polara... that goes back a ways! Not Monaco?

 

[dm5thAvenue]

That is a very sweet looking ride.

 

[AmbassadorSST]

I want to see the roof color matched before I pass judgement.
As it stands, it looks like one of those aftermarket convertible jobs that doesn't go with the car's rounded lines.

 

[DrMark]

It's a nice rendering (like all your renderings).

Personally, with the long wheelbase and short overhangs, I probably prefer the fastback / hatchback / station wagon profile of the Airflow concept to the notchback profile.

Of course, the rendering lets me compare the profiles... thanks for creating and providing the rendering.

 

[DarkSky]

It's a nice rendering (like all your renderings).

Personally, with the long wheelbase and short overhangs, I probably prefer the fastback / hatchback / station wagon profile of the Airflow concept to the notchback profile.

Of course, the rendering lets me compare the profiles... thanks for creating and providing the rendering.

I played with the proportions a bit. On the rendering, the hood is longer and there’s a longer dash to axle ratio while the rear overhang is shorter.

 

[eigib56]

Very nice rendering Hat's off to you. However, for a Chrysler-branded model, I'd like to see it look a little more upscale. Maybe a bit more rear overhang. Good job, though.

 

[humdrum]

i like the rendering. the 3oo model is worthy of its own profile and powerplant. one of the iconic Chryslers was the Bronze turbine. In celebration of going electric and tying it to its roots of a special Chrysler car was the Turbine car. a template would be a cross between a Facel Vega and the turbine. C'mon there has to be someone in the design studio that could pull it off. it could do for Chrysler what the Banshee does for Dodge.