Like I said, Chrysler is still building the 300, it’s been a pretty solid seller since 2003. There was a business case for it.

IMHO, those were dark times for Pontiac concepts.

I never realized how much this Nomad concept looked like a Solstice.

They even showed it twice. I really had my hopes up.

SWTBBYJSUS that’s prettier than any current Lambroski.

Wow, I somehow have never seen that before. Apparently had a Jalopnik article I missed. Thank you for posting!

You’re a special kind of crazy, and I like it.

Plymouth Voyager III concept.

One of my all time favorite near misses was the 2005 Nissan Sports Concept. (Worst name ever.)

The minivan market is notoriously conservative, unfortunately.

The Firepower as a Hemi parts bin powered lower cost option to the Viper would have been a cool Corvette competitor.

Those funds were allocated to more important projects:

I’ve said this a million times on this site, but the 2003 Ford 427 concept was a large, 4 door, rear drive, American style sedan.

Also would have been an awesome sub-boxster or mini TT.

CT6 What?

Never seen it myself, but from what I’ve read it is like very light, fragile styrofoam.

Olds had meth injection in their really early turbo cars.

To infinity and beyond.

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Aerogels weren’t invented specifically for space exploration, but are used extensively for it. Basically a foam or gel where the liquid portion has been replaced with gas, makes for ultra light insulation.