[fakeout]

http://www.autoblog.com/2014/10/29/fiat-fcc4-concept-sao-paulo-official/

What do you think of this concept? I think the high-riding aspect of it is cool.

 

[more cowbell]

It's extreme of course but I like the direction, especially for Fiat, as it breaks completely away from current design with a high stance, narrow greenhouse, and emphasis on length, all opposite of the 500. You wonder how much farther Fiat can take the short, stubby, ugly-cute (or just ugly) design language of the last two decades. This could be an answer. Or at least a coexisting alternate path.

 

[richmond2000]

It's extreme of course but I like the direction, especially for Fiat, as it breaks completely away from current design with a high stance, narrow greenhouse, and emphasis on length, all opposite of the 500. You wonder how much farther Fiat can take the short, stubby, ugly-cute (or just ugly) design language of the last two decades. This could be an answer. Or at least a coexisting alternate path.

I could see some market for NOT-YOUR-NORMAL car design EX with the large brand portfolio FCA have I could see FIAT pull this off and use Dodge as the entry car for those markets
and JEEP to cover the CUV end for people that want a "normal" looking vehicle

 

[Mentat Bashar]

I like these high-riding sports car things.