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That's who I'm doing it for.
Not officially, but he said he wanted something a little charger, a little renegade, and a little LeMans..
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A few Renderings - Dodge, Jeep, a Chrysler or two. - updated 7/24
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Not officially, but he said he wanted something a little charger, a little renegade, and a little LeMans..
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Opel Corsa > Neon. (sedan & coupe)
I tried to use some of the 1gen shapes to create something modern, with the Fratzog while making it a relatively cheap nosejob, with a few cues but not anything majorly different. The rear is the more differentiated because of the coupe-job. I did try a more oval shape for the headlights originally, and tried to keep the Dodge aggression, but it ended up looking like a Dart. lol - the grille, while maintaining the Neons mono-grille kind of ends up looking a bit Mitsubishi with the fratzog but I'm not complaining. I liked that generation of Galant. lol
And the 4 door:
I tried to use some of the 1gen shapes to create something modern, with the Fratzog while making it a relatively cheap nosejob, with a few cues but not anything majorly different. The rear is the more differentiated because of the coupe-job. I did try a more oval shape for the headlights originally, and tried to keep the Dodge aggression, but it ended up looking like a Dart. lol - the grille, while maintaining the Neons mono-grille kind of ends up looking a bit Mitsubishi with the fratzog but I'm not complaining. I liked that generation of Galant. lol
And the 4 door:
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I just realized I hadn't posted this here. Changed up the nose a little bit, played with the rear on the 4-door and added the coupe. Keep in mind these are SMALL hatches. They're a touch shorter front-to-rear than a PT Cruiser; thus my choice in Neon.
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It does seem like boxy is the new fad to finish the decade on midsize SUVs. Even Honda just released a new Passport that looks straight out of the 1990s. Very boxy, very simple design. And people love it. Jeep should definitely stick with the boxy theme for Compass, Cherokee, and Recon.
DodgeAL
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Meanwhile Dodge and RAM continue to offer the public even larger vehicles ? The FORD Maverick stole the sales show yet Dodge refused to get a piece of that action. " Just a day late and a penny short " seems to be their motto. STLA N. America needs some sales winner FAST ! With STLA stock stuck around $9.5 per share it's time, way past time to fire the Board of Directors for letting Carlos T. run the corporation into the ground !
As a fellow Chrysler employee said to me one year ago speaking of RAM products " Who wants a living room on wheels " !
As a fellow Chrysler employee said to me one year ago speaking of RAM products " Who wants a living room on wheels " !
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patfromigh
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The best we can do is a knock down kit from Morocco. The code name for this upcoming Fiat is F2X and it is based on the Smart platform. It will be a fastback coupe/ crossover not having anything in common with the Brazilian built Fiat Fastback except the name. Give it some serious Dodge restyling with the Dundee built 1.6L turbo connected to a decent American built transmission. My preferable drive-train would be an e-AWD hybrid. Since the Renegade replacement is rumored to be built on the same platform, the Jeep and the Dodge can share the same drive-train and other domestic parts as possible to soften the tariff hits.