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Interior is trying too hard to be a spaceship.Maybe the 200C concept
2009 Chrysler 200C Concept Car and Possible Production Cars
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Been working on a new concept car. It's a Chrysler product... it looks somewhat sporty and maybe luxurious. I would probably at this point call it a concept Chrysler Concorde. I also like the name Chrysler Atlantic. Still working on finalizing.
I feel the headlight's are too cliche looking at this point and seem to look a bit Audi-like while the grille isn't Chrysler-y enough. But I feel if tweaked some more I could make it seem more Chrysler like... and who knows, maybe it does look like a Chrysler! I could be overly hard on myself here. That said, I like the shape of this car.
You can see my Mopar photo and all my poorly done renders at this link (within the forum).![]()
Hello again everyone! Been working on a Chrysler mid-size. I thought of many different names and ended up clapping the Concorde name on this. That name might be too outdated, but it just seemed to fit here. I was trying to think of original names are well going off geographic locations that fit with the "Pacific" and "Atlantic" style names. I wanted the car to be sleek and sporty, but luxurious inside. So this is a work in progress. I might slim the grille.
Any thoughts welcome and hope you enjoy.
Interior is trying too hard to be a spaceship.Maybe the 200C concept
2009 Chrysler 200C Concept Car and Possible Production Cars
No it's not that one.Maybe the 200C concept
2009 Chrysler 200C Concept Car and Possible Production Cars
Edit: probably this one
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I believe it was posted on here a few years ago. I think it looks pretty good.This article was interesting. I don't remember seeing it before, guess I missed it.
2017 Chrysler Manta concept car: the future of Chrysler...
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I agree, it does look pretty good. Found something different but couldn't find more on it.I believe it was posted on here a few years ago. I think it looks pretty good.
Says 300 on the rear. Perhaps a Chrysler 300 but doesn't seem like it at all. Looks more like a retro Porsche.I agree, it does look pretty good. Found something different but couldn't find more on it.
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They all look like variations on Mitsubishi platform Sebring sedan and Crossfire to me. Themes we need to leave in the Daimler era.Says 300 on the rear. Perhaps a Chrysler 300 but doesn't seem like it at all. Looks more like a retro Porsche.
I agree. That can be a thing of the past.They all look like variations on Mitsubishi platform Sebring sedan and Crossfire to me. Themes we need to leave in the Daimler era.
Which concept is that?Someone was talking about this one in an older post.
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That's the Pentastar in the grill I was talking about.
Now that's riding in style.More on the Executive 300
W.P. Chrysler Executive Series 300C Rodeo Drive Plus 6
Chrysler Executive renamed to "Luxury"
Couldn't find photos for the exact car (300 Hollywood). I remember seeing it at the show back then but can't find photos.
Edit: found some
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So true.
And this is exactly the problem with slapping the Pentastar on everything. The video titles refer to it both as a Dodge Aries and a Chrysler Aries.
Make the Fratzog Dodge exclusive and problem solved. Pentastar is distinctive and instantly recognizable as Chrysler. Much better than the Fiat wings or PBR blue ribbon. If you have to get up close and read the text to find out what the brand is you are doing it wrong. Pentastar screams Chrysler from a football field away.And this is exactly the problem with slapping the Pentastar on everything. The video titles refer to it both as a Dodge Aries and a Chrysler Aries.
Pentastar is (was) to be a corporate symbol. Not a brand symbol, especially not a symbol to be used for Dodge, Plymouth, and Chrysler brands all at once. This was a marketing (brand/logo) nightmare. Probably from Iacocca himself.