The ultimate Brit Mopar

The Scottish built Sunbeam gets a shot in the arm thanks to a 2.2 Lotus engine.  Autoweek reviews it here following the Geneva Motor Show launch

Wikipedia: Sunbeam | Lotus Cars | Chrysler Europe

The 'Turbo Charger'

 In the early '80s the PPG paint company instigated a Pace Car programme for the Indycar racing series, with the help of Detroit's big three.  Hot Rod mangazine brings us the first from Dodge, later examples were taken from Dodge Daytona concept drawings, and eventually the M4S which featured in the movie 'The Wraith'.

Article originally scanned by ??? at www.TurboDodge.com

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Wikipedia: Charger | Pace Car

The 'Cowboy Car'

 From 1982 to 1984 Chrysler dipped their toes in the sporty pickup arena.  The solution was unique, but not American enough to be a sales success, which Road & Track's reviewers picked up on right from the start.  Today the Dodge Rampage / Plymouth Scamp pickups are rare beasts indeed

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Wikipedia: Rampage  

Chrysler's policy of making Euro style cars for America showed its worth in the Rampage/Scamp, one of the most elegant car-based pickups to be made. Ironically its subtlety could have sold better in Europe than America ... This Motor Trend article pits it up against its main competitor.

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Wikipedia: Rampage | VW Pickup