Chrysler Firepower
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From the NAIAS:
http://www.freep.com/autos/photos/au...ower/index.htm
Dodge Viper Frame....Hemi engine.
Check out the picture from the rear........just me, or does it look familiar?
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http://www.freep.com/autos/photos/au...ower/index.htm
Dodge Viper Frame....Hemi engine.
Check out the picture from the rear........just me, or does it look familiar?
Shawn
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Very Aston Martin ish rear end.
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Was at the LA auto show yesterday and although THAT car wasn't there, there was one that looked just like it at the Ford area...but theirs is a concept on reintroducing the Cobra hard top...which looks very similar to the Chrysler Firepower interestingly enough.
What Chrysler DID have, was a supercar named the " Four-Twelve" with better specs than a Saleen 7 if you can believe that! 700 ft/lbs x 600+hp, looked very very nice inside too!
What Chrysler DID have, was a supercar named the " Four-Twelve" with better specs than a Saleen 7 if you can believe that! 700 ft/lbs x 600+hp, looked very very nice inside too!
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heinrich,
Way to bust out the photoshop skillz.
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Where's bcdavis? Didn't we already discuss those taillamps?![Big Grin](https://rennlist.com/forums/images/smilies/biggrin.gif)
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Way to bust out the photoshop skillz.
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Where's bcdavis? Didn't we already discuss those taillamps?
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928 is a stretch, looks like a 2nd cousin to this rear end:
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Keith,
The ME 412 from Chrsler has many parts made by Pagani, and the v12 is a MB unit, which will also be featured in the next Pagani car... The prototype displayed at Pebble this past summer had 800hp/TQ, and the problem was that it crushed the transmissions, so they got Ricardo to do some strengthening... Competition for the Bugatti Veyron....
Oh, the Firepower is a target for the DB9/Vantage from Aston Martin... The new DB9 is one extremely good looking car.. So is the new Vantage..... Very Posh indeed...!
The ME 412 from Chrsler has many parts made by Pagani, and the v12 is a MB unit, which will also be featured in the next Pagani car... The prototype displayed at Pebble this past summer had 800hp/TQ, and the problem was that it crushed the transmissions, so they got Ricardo to do some strengthening... Competition for the Bugatti Veyron....
Oh, the Firepower is a target for the DB9/Vantage from Aston Martin... The new DB9 is one extremely good looking car.. So is the new Vantage..... Very Posh indeed...!
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The rear of that firepower is similar to what I would prefer any "new" 928 to look like.
Something aggressive, and yet keeping with the original lines.
With a few minor changes, that rear end could very well be from a "new" 928...
I'd so much prefer that it look something like that, rather than the design concepts we have
seen in the past, that make it look like a bloated boxter.
I like the clean look of the rear window, rear tail-lights, etc.
The front has too much junk on it, but the rear is pretty slick.
Something aggressive, and yet keeping with the original lines.
With a few minor changes, that rear end could very well be from a "new" 928...
I'd so much prefer that it look something like that, rather than the design concepts we have
seen in the past, that make it look like a bloated boxter.
I like the clean look of the rear window, rear tail-lights, etc.
The front has too much junk on it, but the rear is pretty slick.
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Does anybody else get a feeling like there's a spot there on the other side of that rear buttress where you could hide a freight train? One of my pet peezes about many of the styling-exercise cars is poor visibility anwhere but forward. The first Countach was a joy to drive fast, but a nightmare in traffic when a herd of bees buzzed around it. Most of them to the rear and rear sides were out of sight of the driver. You don't dare change lanes without a burst of throttle to get ahead of the swarm.