I think that design language really did work. They didn't stand out that much but they were quietly elegant and clean.

 

I like the old look better than the new look.
It kinda captures the old Cirrus-look. My dad said that the front-end looked like a serpent.

 

As the owner of a '22 Pacifica, I have to say I do like the refresh styling better. It looks more muscular on the front. I would have loved to see what a 200 refresh might have looked like following that similar styling language.

 

In my opinion, the problem with Pacifica styling was never the front of the van.

 

I think that there should be some kind of common styling 'theme' so that it is recognizable as a Chrysler. Keep the 'wing' motif.
Sebring & Concorde had a short-lived Ferrari-type grille that I liked.
Chrysler's visual identity has evolved.

 

Ah, yes, the crosseyed guppy phase! Oddly they looked fine in perosn.

 

That design language still looks current to today's cars which many have become brought with ugly design cues and random lines here and there. The Chrysler 200S was beautiful, smooth, and sleek. It still is! Fantastic photo!

I still get multiple compliments every month from people when at gas stations or parking lots. People compliment the 200S and most wonder what it is. They say it looks sporty and like a luxury car, and it does. It is.

 

I am seeing a lot of angular edges & character lines, especially on the Asian vehicles. At first glance, the car appears to have been in an accident. 😬
Call me old-fashioned, but I like lines that are fluid. Like poetry in motion, not Chaos or abrupt.