This concept, which basicly a four door Crossfire, could be a look into the next Chrysler Sebring lineup... I am posting this here, because first off it is a very very close relative of the Crossfire, designed by the same guy. Second, there hardly is any post in here...</P>


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Some clay mockup pictures I thought I'd throw in...</P>


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redriderbob</P>

 

That is a good looking 4 door, but I still wouldn't own it. The only 4 door that is out and up for consideration is the SRT-4 and I'm still not able to get past the 4 door part.........yet. <img border="0" src=smileys/smiley36.gif border="0">

 

Yeah, four doors seem to be becoming the norm anymore... especially since two door cars are now considered "sports cars" and the insurance rates have raised for them. This one girl I know from high school had a 1992 Mercury Cougar and they (insurance company) said it was a sports car and her rates were outrageous.</P>


redriderbob</P>

 

I like it, but I agree about the doors... I don't think I'd own it. It seems SO long to me... LOL!

~Amanda

 

I think it would be cool to have a four door Crossfire actually! Love these tailights better than the Crossfire's!</P>


redriderbob</P>

 

I like it. They should do a 4-door regular model and a 2-door SRT model.

 

Why do a two door? Thats why we have the Crossfire!

redriderbob

 

Looks impressive, but im sure the price would be over 40K [&:]

 

Another great picture of the car...



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