I like them both!



http://www.autoblog.com/2006/11/21/c...nd-chrysler-n/

 

Very edgey! I like!

 

Looks nice, but seriously, how many SUV's do they need, 8-10 years ago when SUV's were starting to boom in sales is when they should have come out with these, not now when SUV sales are on the downslope, another SUV is the last thing these need to help sales, especialy when there are not one but two other Jeeps already in that size range.

 

i really like the chrysler

 

Love the Nassau. Interesting fact I learned: Nassau was a concept from 2000 that strongly hinted at the design direction Chrysler was heading into with the eventual release of the latest 300. This concept is also strikingly similar to the beautiful Chronos concept from a few years back when viewed from the front, although you can notice how it had begun to morph into what we now call the 300C.

[IMG]local://upfiles/14999/0F7CC3B13DBA436B895E89535D6CF3B7.jpg[/IMG]

[IMG]local://upfiles/14999/A2B0EB786E294E848FCACF10CD4C4AC8.jpg[/IMG]

[IMG]local://upfiles/14999/F4EA7BFA2E014AC3AA553849E65596C4.jpg[/IMG]

 

Cool name. I like the look of the front clip, MUCH more so than that crap on the commander and the redesigned liberty. But will it offer solid axles, or at least be a competent, rear-drive based chassis? "new approach" to the whole open air thing sounds interesting. But Id like to see either a regular 2-door, or at least a clamshell door type approach (Toyota FJ; Honda Element) as opposed to another lame ***, played out 4-door SUV...

Im digging the Nassau too. Much, MUCH better than that dorky Sebring sedan. But whats under the hood, I wonder?

 

Im digging the Nassau too. Much, MUCH better than that dorky Sebring sedan. But whats under the hood, I wonder?
[/quote]

I heard it's a Hemi

 

I like them both.

 

I like both of them. The Nassau has a very sporty almost Clint Eastwood glare with the headlights. I hope if they make it, it will be a true luxury car (meaning no base models). If Chrysler wants to hold on what remains of their luxury image, they need a model that is actually considered a luxury car, or at least near-luxury.