Saw these photoshops at Chryslerforum.com and thought they were nice. What's everybody's opinions?















-Matt-

 

stupid...thats what i think.

we already have one wagon...no point in making another version of the same one and tacking another 10g onto the price tag.

 

Those are not photoshoped. The wagon is sold in Europe. The Canadian plant that bulids the 300 and Magnum also builds the "WAGON" or 300C Tourer as it's known and ships them to Germany. Both of these cars in the pictures are production vehicles...that wagon is not an SRT though.

-----NOTICE the side markers that are required in europe. Also not on these pictures but if you search for others...the back end has fog lights in the bumper-----

 

The guy I talked to said they were, but I guess he was mistaken. I'd like to see one in person though...



-Matt-

 

Here VIPER...you can see them on the German Chrysler page.

http://www.chrysler.de/content/chrysler/de/home.html

 

hmm..thats very interesting...i guess they are overseas competition for the bimmer wagons??

 

I wasn't saying that you were wrong or anything, but thanks for the site! Checkin' it out now.



-Matt-

 

No not at all...I just thought I'd show you the site. Didn't want you or anyone to be missled by that guys photoshop comments. Just to bad they don't offer the same option here as they do there. For instance. The HID lights are "auto leveling" so when you go up a hill they level out so they don't blind oncoming traffic. Also if you look between the high and low lghts on the 300...there is a little light bulb. It is either a "flash to pass" light or a daytime running lamp. The U.S. model does not have this. The U.S. model has a chrom dummy bulb in place. [sm=dontgetit.gif]

 

I think it very sharp. Humm that would be an intresting switch on a SRT front end I really dont care for them at all.

But that frontend in all black would look SHARP !!

-R

 

Ive seen those before. there was a preproduction one in the parking lot of work quite a while back. i was dumbfounded, until my dad explained it to me.