1994 Chrysler Thunderbolt Concept
The Thunderbolt illustrated Chrysler’s change of image, which came to light at the unveiling of its LH models. This prototype was reminiscent of the first Thunderbolt, designed in 1941. The forward position of the cabin gives exceptional stability and interior space. Four people can be comfortably seated. The high tech equipment included a satellite navigation system and an entertainment center with video games and a computer. The engine, derived from the LH, consists of a 4.0L V6 engine, that developed 270 hp, independent suspension, four wheel disc brakes, ABS, and traction control on the rear wheels.
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Have I suddenly gone deaf or is there no sound in this clip?
Great looking car, by the way. Although – they kind of built that one about 15 years later, though it’s called a Peugeot RCZ 😉
not deaf, no sound!
Luv this clip