Photo: Theophilus Chin
Americans from all over the world, prepare to be spoiled or horrified (we hope not) with a car you've never seen before, but we are sure you'd like to drive some day. Meet the Dodge ChaMarAng.
They say a good mix is hard to find, but when you decide to take three American iconic pony cars and blend them together into an unusual imagination exercise, you're rather expecting cheers and applause or boos and jeers.
Since Chevrolet released the new Camaro last month, the American pony/muscle car trio is complete, so aficionados must be in seventh heaven since the Chevy Camaro, Ford Mustang and Dodge Challenger are now roaming the streets.
But what if a mad scientist would want to take the best out of these petrol-burners, add some secret radioactive ingredient and voila, a Frankenstein-like American car. Lucky for us, Theophilus Chin thought of that and came up with a pair of rendering showing what he calls the Dodge ChaMarAng. Also, no real pony car were harmed in the design process.
As the name suggests, the car is an uncanny mix of design elements taken from the Camaro, Mustang and Challenger. In other words, the front end comes from the Challenger, side styling cues were provided by the Camaro while the rear end, including the unmistakable taillights, are those we see on the Mustang.
There's one dilemma though. What underpinnings will be hiding inside that hybrid body kit, and more important, what powerplant will roar under the hood? We'd like to see the Challenger SRT Hellcat's 707-horsepower monster, but how about you?
Since Chevrolet released the new Camaro last month, the American pony/muscle car trio is complete, so aficionados must be in seventh heaven since the Chevy Camaro, Ford Mustang and Dodge Challenger are now roaming the streets.
But what if a mad scientist would want to take the best out of these petrol-burners, add some secret radioactive ingredient and voila, a Frankenstein-like American car. Lucky for us, Theophilus Chin thought of that and came up with a pair of rendering showing what he calls the Dodge ChaMarAng. Also, no real pony car were harmed in the design process.
As the name suggests, the car is an uncanny mix of design elements taken from the Camaro, Mustang and Challenger. In other words, the front end comes from the Challenger, side styling cues were provided by the Camaro while the rear end, including the unmistakable taillights, are those we see on the Mustang.
There's one dilemma though. What underpinnings will be hiding inside that hybrid body kit, and more important, what powerplant will roar under the hood? We'd like to see the Challenger SRT Hellcat's 707-horsepower monster, but how about you?
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