Finally an American car with some serious presence.
 

http://car.kak.net/bilder/chrysler/c...concept01s.jpg

Chrysler 300C Concept Sedan:

Performance

· 5.7-litre HEMI® V-8 engine
· Electronically-controlled five-speed automatic transmission with AutoStick®
· Rear-wheel drive configuration
· Short- and long-arm front suspension
· Independent five-bar multilink rear suspension
· Rack and pinion steering
· Front P245/45R20, Rear P275/40R20 tyres
· Deep-dish 20" x 8" front/20" x 9" rear five-spoke wheels
· Dual exhaust

Features

· Tortoiseshell accents on steering wheel rim, shifter knob and door pulls
· Heated leather seats
· Leather-wrapped steering wheel with flush-mounted audio and trip computer controls
· Tilt-telescoping steering wheel
· Automatic temperature control

Safety

· Electronic Stability Program (ESP)
· Traction Control
· Anti-lock brake system
· Vehicle architecture supporting all-wheel drive system
· High-Intensity Discharge (HID) headlamps
· Navigation radio with integrated six-disc CD changer

american cars are trying to bring back the retro look, but they'll never pull it off, unless they make them steel and metal, and fuck technologies.... other than that, it's just a bad attempt and they look like:mad:

haha looks like when they were building it, they started with a truck, got lazy and finihsed with a fucked up looking car

What is so retro about that particular car? It it's the boxy look then H2 is more retro than this.

That's a dog if I ever saw one. Yuk!

They've got a small roadster that's coming out as well. It's based on the SLK. Looks nice...but why not just buy the Merc.

Bentley Hunaudieres 16 Cylinders - 620 bhp - 560 lbft torque - Zooooooom

http://www.michaelp.org/photos/pebbl...oncept_car.jpg

Are they going to have an optional SNOWPLOW attachment?:winkwink:

"Tortoiseshell accents on steering wheel rim, shifter knob and door pulls"

I can just hear the PETA protests now...

jesus cars are ugly these days...

No body armor?

Fuck that

http://www.mg-rover.com/Rover2/image...elhomepage.jpg

i like that..

People were afraid that when Chrysler bought our Benz, that it would cheapen the Merc name. Looks like a little bit of Mercedes has rubbed off on the Chrysler cars. Chrysler is aiming to take on Caddy in the American luxury class.

Here's some info on the Crossfire, which I mentioned, is based on the SLK roadster. I'd still go with the Merc.

http://www.topics.com/print/articles...-9281-092.html

http://mbspy.bacosys.be/r170/ccfiremb760.jpg

looks kinda like a bentley, or maybe rolls-royce.

I'd buy one of those

But, I also bought an H2

I like the boxy look

i've been thinking about the Crossfire

will have to test it out first.

:sleep

http://www.overgrow.com/edge/gallery/21372/DSCN3637.JPG

Threads about cars bore me. So here is a pic of some weed.

its alright, i would never buy it though.

Looks OK, nice big front end for running down annoying pedestrians.

Concept being the key word

Here is a American concept car with "presence"


Drivetrain
Engine XV16 90º V16
Engine location Front, longitudinally mounted
Displacement 13.600 liter / 829.9 cu in
Valvetrain 2 valves/cylinder, OHV
Fuel feed Fuel injection
Aspiration Naturally Aspirated
Gearbox Hydramatic 4L85-E 4 Speed Automatic
Drive Rear wheel drive

Performance figures
Power 1000 bhp / 746.0 kW
BHP/Liter 73.5
Torque 1356 Nm / 1000.1 ft lbs




http://www.ultimatecarpage.com/large/1571-1.jpg

Yes, but Chrysler seems to be the only ones putting their concept cars into production.......

I think it's got some retro in it, but also a touch of Rolls Royce. Not my coup of tea, but I would't mind seeing them on the road.

I also think Audi has some good stuff going on..... They've always had good looking cars.

0-100 in .4 seconds, if the car doesn't flip over on its back! :1orglaugh

Too bad Chrysler isn't american anymore... Remember they sold it to Germany? cha ching.

I'll bet they sell more Dodge Razors than this car. That's basically what C/P/D is left doing, trucks and sportier models like that hideous PT Cruiser, Prowler and the Viper, which is at least a decent car...

Most of the American mfr's are after their primary market, sportier cars and SUV/trucks...

Yeah but where the streering wheel?
:eatmouse :eatmouse :eatmouse
:Oh crap

Oz