The Charger R/T concept is a four-door vehicle that stays true to the original's legendary 60's styling with a few 21st century upgrades. A brawny V8 drives the rear wheels in the familar treadshedding manner, but uses compressed natural gas (CNG), producing lower emissions. The low, lean and mean front end is evocative of Chargers of the past, while the rear spoiler and fascia with sly-looking tail lamps and twin exhaust pipes are all about the future. Throughout this vehicle, the Charger's past and future, street and racing lineage are balanced. There is something about this vehicle that will appeal to car enthusiasts and environmentalists alike.

The Dodge MAXXcab concept vehicle turns traditional pickup truck design upside down by making passenger comfort a high priority. Its bold cab-forward cabin designs provides passengers with spacious legroom and ample headroom as well. This pickup quickly becomes a family vehicle because the back seats convert into three build-in child safety seats. The Dodge MAXXcab isn't just another pretty face either. There is some serious on-board cargo capacity too. A powered elevator tailgate makes loading and unloading heavy materials much easier. The Dodge MAXXcab provides a different approach to the traditional pickup, because at Dodge, different is what we're all about. And different is good.

Just like its namesake firecracker, the Dodge M80 concept vehicle is small and powerful. Its minimalist truck design is loaded with affordable intrinsic value. The grille is a reinterpretation of the traditional Dodge grilles of the past with an added emphasis on coolness. The overall appearance is inspired by Dodge pickup trucks from the 1940s. M80 features push-button door handles, integrated plastic side-storage areas, dual spin-off fuel-filler caps in satin-stainless-steel look and stamped-steel 20 inch wheels. With its 'just right' size, 'surf-to-snow' capability and authetic 'job-rated', the Dodge M80 will exceed the expectations of pickup truck customers who are looking to stand out from the crowd in a bold new way.

Less is more. This is the idea behind the Dodge Razor concept car. It embodies the purest of sports coupe design: aspirational, emotional and inspirational. The Razor's dramatic proportions exclaim "I'm bold, I'm powerful, I'm a Dodge". The body colour, Orange Slice, reflects this same bold attitude. The Dodge Razor's simple exterior design provides only what is vital for an enhanced, satisfying driving experience. The long bonnet, high sills, wide body, shallow side glass and low centre of gravity keeps the Razor on the edge, not over it. The interior of the Dodge Razor retains the same pure sports car mantra, offering only the necessities of driving, nothing more. No electric windows, no radio and no leather electric seats - no frills whatsoever. Nothing gets between a driving enthusiast and the road - keeping it real.

Looking for an unconventionally designed vehicle with conventional features and abilities? Then look for the six-passenger Dodge Kahuna. Its athletic "California Coastal" design is anything but laid back. The highly adaptable interior has three rows of seating, two of which can be turned into tables if needed, and the Stow and Go seating with storage capacity underneath the seats, completes the Kahuna's flexible nature. The Kahuna puts the "extra" in extraordinary. It's contemporary styling looks comfortable hitting the beach or the streets with a bit of boldness to set it apart from everything else. Why follow, when you
can lead?

This four-wheel, single-passenger, Viper V10-powered Dodge Tomahawk is a sleek concept vehicle that shatters conventional thinking about personal transportation. It is extreme engineering at its extreme. The Dodge Tomahawk captures the driving enthusiast's culture and passion for design. It is a rolling sculpture for those who view driving as fine art and the open road as their gallery.