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Pretty nice looking car!http://wardsauto.com/ar/dodge_demon_concept/

Not bad looking, I really like the price tag though, a sportster under $20,000.... that's worth looking into.*off topic* Atomb - How many times do you get told on here what your signature says?

ohhhhh me likey the rear reminds me of an AudiEDIT: Leftlane News has more pics http://www.leftlanenews.com/20...-2010/

Quote, originally posted by ANO_Vibe »the rear reminds me of an AudiEDIT: Leftlane News has more pics http://www.leftlanenews.com/20...-2010/Exactly what I was thinking. Looks like Dodge wants in on some of that Solstice action.

haha what's next? ...the Ford Shetland

Funny you should say that. I saw a Pinto on the way to work this morning. It's been years since I've seen one of those.

I likey! It's like a Viper up front - Audi in the back.They could really have a heckuva death trap going on if they could take the world engine and turbo it such as the srt-whatever Caliber. The price sounds great, the Solstice can be had for less than $20,000 - five bucks less, no? That's with no A/C and all that jazz. Throw on options and then dealer ripoffs like the $4,000 set of bling bling chrome wheels like the Solstice I saw at the Ohio meet, and it becomes a $30,000+ car.Build it!

Quote, originally posted by ColonelPanic »I likey! It's like a Viper up front - Audi in the back.they should have called it the "Reverse Mullet"...(actual mullet being "business in the front, party in the back"....)who needs A/C in a convertible?*off topic* Vibr8tr: what signature?

All i have to say is Audi TT

I kinda think it looks like a viper in the front and a 350Z in the back

Chrysler Group to cut 13,000 jobs

Quote, originally posted by joatmon »Chrysler Group to cut 13,000 jobsyea, and they have around 1000 temp employees building the Caliber in Illinois. bet they don't lay them off an replace them with laid off workers.

Course not, the temp workers are cheaper.I like the front end of the Demon, the rear end is interesting. But the side view reminds me of the Jeep Compass.

it looks like they took their Copperhead prototype and their Sling shot concept and put them to gether.

That crease on the side says BMW Z-4 or whatever that $40k little convertible thing is that I can't afford.The more convertibles the better!

But don't expect to actually BUY one for 'under $20k', anytime soon.Like the PT Cruiser, Solstice, Sky, and many other 'hot' first-year offerings, Dodge will load up the early production cars with every conceivable option so they'll list for almost $35k, not $20,000. Dealers will take $2500 non-refundable deposits for a place 'in-line' and you'll have to take whatever comes in on the truck, or lose your place in line. Then they'll charge an additional $2500 to $5000 'market demand premium' on top of that.Once pent-up demand is met, the second year's production will languish on the lots, and end up on Overstock.com, like all those Chrysler Crossfires did!