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Dodge wants you to know that it's capable of designing a car by copying the solstice that's youthful, tasteful and fun. Given the fact that the vehicles in its lineup often uncomfortably skirt the shoulder of blandness (with the notable exception, of course, of the hyperbolic Viper), such a claim might be difficult for many to believe. The manufacturer's Razor concept is designed to quash all such doubts. The Orange Slice-hued concept (whose moniker is the result of Dodge's licensing partnership with the trendy Razor brand, makers of the popular scooter) is stylish and Euro-sleek, and has its high beams firmly fixed on teens and 20-somethings with a thirst for good-looking, affordable speed.
The Razor's looks combine '60s-era Euro-sports-car cool with contemporary minimalism; the result is sheetmetal not unlike that of the lust-inducing Audi TT. Says Chrysler designer Kevin Verduyn: "Working off an all-new platform, we could create extreme proportions. The long hood, high sills, wide body, narrow greenhouse and low center of gravity all indicate secure, protective performance." The car's lines are sleek and spare; its only embellishments are chrome bumpers, a racing-style aluminum gas cap, retro-styled door handles and mirrors, and jewel-like headlamps. "This project really is about the power of purpose and purity," says Verduyn.rest of this discrace
The Razor's looks combine '60s-era Euro-sports-car cool with contemporary minimalism; the result is sheetmetal not unlike that of the lust-inducing Audi TT. Says Chrysler designer Kevin Verduyn: "Working off an all-new platform, we could create extreme proportions. The long hood, high sills, wide body, narrow greenhouse and low center of gravity all indicate secure, protective performance." The car's lines are sleek and spare; its only embellishments are chrome bumpers, a racing-style aluminum gas cap, retro-styled door handles and mirrors, and jewel-like headlamps. "This project really is about the power of purpose and purity," says Verduyn.rest of this discrace


