New Dodge Roadster Concept??

[BrewSwillis]

Could this be the upcoming Dodge roadster concept that was set to debut in Geneva? An alert Allpar.com forum member named "73PlymouthDuster" happened to stumble across this image on a Dodge website that is selling artwork prints: http://dodge.artehouse.com/perl/collection...f58de6dcba3bc05

EDIT: Oops, I guess this should really be in the Geneva Show section, or the Dodge "Other Guys" section. Mods, feel free to move it to where you see fit, but I don't think anyone will be looking in the Geneva Show section just yet.

Edited February 7, 2007 by BrewSwillis

[Sixty8panther]

Awful. Even more ugly than that other POS.... the Razor or M80 or whatever it was called.

I can not STAND these "industrial architecture" designs on sports cars.

[SoCalCTS]

It looks like a mild rework of the 2004 Dodge slingshot concept.

[DetroitNut90]

Ugly as sin...Dodge has yet to design an attractive small roadster.

[loki]

the "fangs" are interesting, but it looks like it's trying to be a cobra, and failing horribly. but something like this with a srt-4 or 6 and AWD would be cool, just in a very different body

[Intrepidation]

Gross.

On another note, I saw want a print of this:

Edited February 7, 2007 by Dodgefan

[FAPTurbo]

I liked the Dodge Slingshot, and the Razor wasn't bad either. But this thing just looks retarded.

And the name 'Scooter' sounds dumb.

[Turbojett]

Gross.

On another note, I saw want a print of this:

there wouldn't happen to be a wallpaper-sized version of that pic, would there?

At any rate, that thing looks hideous. I wish they'd have produced the Copperhead concept from the 90's. now that was a looker. Maybe what they should do is update the design of THAT and produce it.

[Intrepidation]

there wouldn't happen to be a wallpaper-sized version of that pic, would there?

At any rate, that thing looks hideous. I wish they'd have produced the Copperhead concept from the 90's. now that was a looker. Maybe what they should do is update the design of THAT and produce it.

I'd have to look, all I saw was that and pricing for framed ones in various sizes. I'd kill for a wallpaper!

Back to this roaster. It hopefully was just a sketch someone wanted to sell...I mean even the name is retarded and doesn't fit the tough-guy image Dodge has been making.

"(In deep manly voice) Presenting the 2008 Dodge Charger, Magnum, Ram, Viper, Caliber and (insert girly voice) Scooter!"

Edited February 8, 2007 by Dodgefan

[Cory Wolfe]

T'is truly ugly.

[Sixty8panther]

You know just use the small one and center it on your desktop... that way your

icons are not scattered all over half the photo and it takes up less memory.

[Dragon]

They lucked out on one set of what some would consider ugly designs working (LX's), and have taken off running with them

[Cory Wolfe]

You know just use the small one and center it on your desktop... that way your

icons are not scattered all over half the photo and it takes up less memory.

I always had full size images on my old PC and it had about as much memory as a cell phone does.

[Guest YellowJacket894]

Looks like a bastardized version of a Healey Sprite (just look at the cheeky fenders and the "fangs" that resemble bumperettes). Kind of cool, I guess, but it isn't that great to look at.

[Intrepidation]

You know just use the small one and center it on your desktop... that way your

icons are not scattered all over half the photo and it takes up less memory.

Dude, I dunno how small our hard drive is or how little virtual memory your comp has but a 1400x900 image is abosultely nothing for my comp. Plus, I'm real anal about picture quality. Stretching it to fit my desktop would pixelate it, and leaving it as is would look bad in my eyes. To me an image must both be high-quality and fill up the enter desktop

[heintz]

Looks like a 1930's idea of a "future" car. Truly hidious!

[Bimmer325]

Producing something that hideous takes effort.

Only DCX.

[Chris_Doane]

Yeesh, everyone calm down. That isn't it.

[Chris_Doane]

Real photos will be out in an hour.