[Chebby7]

Here we go. It's pretty rough, but the first new rendering I've done in a bit. Click the image for it's full size. If you look too close, it gets rough. This would fill the slot the excellent Chrysler 200S/C was in.

gives me Buick Regal vibes but awesome

 

[AceHanlon]

gives me Buick Regal vibes but awesome

I can kinda see that as well.

 

[NWbyNW]

CHRYSLER AIRFLOW 'NEW LOOK' DEBUTS THIS WEEK

According to Chrysler, the Chrysler Airflow is going to have a "new look" when it re-debuts this week at the New York Auto Show. They provided this teaser image below. Do not expect a full car redesign, but who really knows? The full reveal will be April 13th, 2022.
Article

 

[NWbyNW]

^ And it has been revealed. It's just a recolor...

Official Announcement

 

[valiant67]

I think the style of the Airflow is nice enough. It’s going to need more product alongside it to revive the brand.

 

[David S]

CHRYSLER AIRFLOW 'NEW LOOK' DEBUTS THIS WEEK

According to Chrysler, the Chrysler Airflow is going to have a "new look" when it re-debuts this week at the New York Auto Show. They provided this teaser image below. Do not expect a full car redesign, but who really knows? The full reveal will be April 13th, 2022.
Article

Is that an Opel with a door handle added?

 

[NiharM33]

@David S Could have Peugeot or Opel bones. Idk.

 

[jimboy]

It was never intended as a re-design, you guys should read the news occasionally. They stated from the very beginning that they were going to refresh the exterior look, period, and that's exactly what they did, gave it a new color and trim, and probably gave it production ready items like the 'ghost black' wheels. Very sharp, especially the copper trim, and it would be nice to see it in a midnight blue metallic with copper accents and a linen interior!

 

[NWbyNW]

It was never intended as a re-design, you guys should read the news occasionally.

Who you talking to? lol. No one ever said it was.

As for the rest of what you said, I would love to see it in midnight blue. It does look sharp.

 

[NWbyNW]

Some minor news that isn't all that exciting. But it ensures what Chrysler's future design language will be. It's a pretty stupid article honestly, so don't read it, lol. Lots of speculation. The only thing that matters is that Chrysler patented the Airflow.

Article

Also some Dodge dealer that has a blog wrote about it with some other minor details.

Blog Post

 

[NiharM33]

It looks like a small interior opening from the Patent drawing. IMO, Chrysler needs to prioritize interior space and range. Right now, if you want the largest interior in most of the segments, your choices are VW and Hyundai.

 

[Erik Latranyi]

The Hyundai Ionic 6 is getting rave reviews for its interior space. It looks smaller from the outside but when you get inside, it is more spacious than expected.

 

[valiant67]

Chrysler used to excel in interior space. The Neon and LH cars, as well as any minivan, were prime examples. But many recent vehicles are not the best. The LX and following variations were not overly roomy. Cherokee managed to take a decent exterior size and somehow end up with compromised cargo space. Renegade is boxy but narrow. The WK based Jeeps were fairly roomy, but there is no side-to-side knee room.
Passenger comfort needs to be a priority.

 

[AceHanlon]

Chrysler used to excel in interior space. The Neon and LH cars, as well as any minivan, were prime examples. But many recent vehicles are not the best. The LX and following variations were not overly roomy. Cherokee managed to take a decent exterior size and somehow end up with compromised cargo space. Renegade is boxy but narrow. The WK based Jeeps were fairly roomy, but there is no side-to-side knee room.
Passenger comfort needs to be a priority.

I was always surprised at how much interior space was in a Dodge Neon for the size of the car. Didn't actually feel like a small car while driving it.

 

[valiant67]

I was always surprised at how much interior space was in a Dodge Neon for the size of the car. Didn't actually feel like a small car while driving it.

Yeah, you had to duck a bit to get in, but once you were fine. Even my long legs were fine in one.

 

[Erik Latranyi]

I was always surprised at how much interior space was in a Dodge Neon for the size of the car. Didn't actually feel like a small car while driving it.

This was the advantage of using the "cab forward" design, pushing the wheels out to the corners to maximize interior room.

Hyundai has done this with the Ioniq 5.

 

[AceHanlon]

Yeah, you had to duck a bit to get in, but once you were fine. Even my long legs were fine in one.

I could see that. It worked great for me since I'm not that tall. What I enjoyed about it was the steering. It seemed very responsive and smooth like the Stratus.

 

[NWbyNW]

Dodge has trademarked the name "Tomahawk."

Motor Authority Article

The article is full of a lot of fluff, but really all you need to know is they trademarked the name. Remember back when Dodge made the Tomahawk concept which was essentially a massive engine with two wheels?

 

[dodgeismycar]

I was always surprised at how much interior space was in a Dodge Neon for the size of the car. Didn't actually feel like a small car while driving it.

My fav was the LHS!!
I loved that car. Had 2 of them.

 

[AceHanlon]

My fav was the LHS!!
I loved that car. Had 2 of them.

I always liked the look at that car as well. Looked roomy.