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Letters.(Letter to the Editor)
Evaluating Dodge/Chrysler newborns
The Challenger concept in your Jan. 2 cover story is fabulous and looks production-ready. On the other hand, the Chrysler Imperial concept is out of proportion. It looks like the love child of a 300C and Dodge Ram Mega Cab.
Robert Emslie, via e-mail
The big deal to me is that the Challenger concept is a true hardtop without a B-pillar. If it comes to production this way, I will trade in my 300C in a (excuse the term, Mopar fans) heartbeat.
Don Mallinson, Washington, Ill.
Is it possible that the Imperial concept was designed by DCX's subsidiary, Freightliner?
Bob Frederick, Germantown, Md.
- Big Style in a Tiny Car.(Escape Roads)(NSU Prinz )
- Magazine article from: AutoWeek Tegler, Jan November 21, 2005 700+ words
...NSU sought to change all that with the Sport Prinz. Five decades after producing its first...a sportier, curvier body, and the Sport Prinz was born. Production began in 1959...Germany. An updated version of the Sport Prinz appeared in 1961, with a larger 598...
- A Different Breed of Cat.(Escape Roads)
- Magazine article from: AutoWeek October 2, 2006 700+ words
...the Depression in 1935. But in between the hairy Bearcat (Escape Roads, March 23, 1998) and the suitably climactic DV-32...1913, where he contributed to the innovative Marmon 34 (Escape Roads, Sept. 18), while at the same time collaborating with...
- A Pinnacle of Sleeve-Valve Power.(Escape Roads)
- Magazine article from: AutoWeek March 13, 2006 700+ words
...at least 350 were assembled from mid-1912 through 1915. Escape Roads has told Frank Ballou Stearns' story before (Feb. 27...six and eventually a sleeve-valve straight-eight (see Escape Roads, Nov. 3, 2003) before succumbing to fading sales in late...
- Treasure Found.(Escape Roads)
- Magazine article from: AutoWeek November 7, 2005 700+ words
Byline: ERIC TEGLER Every once in a while we're reminded why Escape Roads is such an apropos part of AutoWeek. Sure, the cars are interesting, but far more important are the associations they evoke...
- A Silver Ghost Returns from the Dead.(Escape Roads)
- Magazine article from: AutoWeek July 12, 2004 700+ words
...only automobile in our experience that approaches the Rolls' refinement is the U.S.-built Locomobile Model 48 (see Escape Roads, Dec. 16, 1996 and May 17, 2004)-and even then, the Loco is more eager and aggressive in character; the Rolls...
- This sub shines; 1917 Golden submarine replica.(Escape Roads)
- Magazine article from: AutoWeek August 13, 2007 700+ words
...Golden Submarine while he was having Illinois car builder Charles Glick make a 1935 Ford-Miller for the 2004 Great Race (Escape Roads, March 28, 2005). "I loved Harry Miller's forward-thinking concepts and became fascinated with the Golden Submarine...
- Escape Roads.
- Magazine article from: AutoWeek December 9, 2002 700+ words
Shaw stuff * With winter and the racing off-season upon us, what better time to plan indoor activities? The Indianapolis Motor Speedway Hall of Fame Museum honors three-time Indy 500 winner Wilbur Shaw with a display of his accomplishments that runs through fall 2003. Shaw, who died in a plane
- Escape Roads.(Calendar)
- Magazine article from: AutoWeek Covello, Mike November 25, 2002 700+ words
Byline: MIKE COVELLO Going once, going twice * It's not too late to get in on the action, or rather, auction. Jacques Vaucher's automotive art gallery l'arte et l'automobile in East Hampton, New York, conducts its semiannual mail order auction through Dec. 12. There are more than 340 individual
Source: HighBeam Research, Letters.(Letter to the Editor)