2012 Dodge Charger: First Look
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I don't know. I remember reading somewhere (I'll try and find the link) that now, since "Ram" is its own brand -- and that the "crosshair" grille is its trademark -- the Dodge-branded vehicles were going to experience some sort of design revolution so that they have their own identity, presumably devoid of gaping crosshair grilles.
So Ram is it's own brand? Interesting. I wonder what the plan is...
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hmm, not as radical as i had hoped, but its alright. the nose could be more different, but it doesnt look bad per se.
and i am loving the *** end
MUCH sweeter than the gurrent gen's derrière
and i am loving the *** end
MUCH sweeter than the gurrent gen's derrière
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I agree. That rear looks waaay better, but I'm not taking that render as gospel. I wonder if the render is just an educated guess or if this was made based on inside info or somesuch. Personally, I wish they'd do away with the Ram-esque front end
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They should give it a shot. The Challengers front end is a good example that they can do it. I think it will cost less to refresh the current car while keeping the basic structure, like Ford did w the 2010 Mustang.
And WTF is Chrysler waiting to contract you as their designer? They're such fools 
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