looks sort of like a 350z to me

and the back

Isn't everyone copying everyone?

well who is mazda copying then?

From the front, it reminds me more of the recent Thunderbird.

the back looks kinda like the z

I dont like the mirrors on that car

too bad we will probably never see this car on the market, it was suppose to be $14k car.

the mirrors are really far back, makes me wonder how far back the driver has to be and if you get hit in the ass will you become part of the front end of the car that hit you.

speaking of mirrors, did you see the rearview mirror?

Originally posted by Jhouse
speaking of mirrors, did you see the rearview mirror?

I did now
looks different

they only wanted 14k for this car?

If only they had made thaT CAR THE srt-4. Isn't that an old concept, seems like a remember seeing it some years back.

Originally posted by Jhouse
too bad we will probably never see this car on the market, it was suppose to be $14k car.

Since they never had the slightest intention of bringing this car to market, they can claim whatever bullshit they want for the price.

They can't make a turbo neon for under $20k, but somehow they're going to develop a whole new more advanced RWD platform that weighs less, handles better and meets all crash and safety standards and it will be super cheap. Whatever.

Sure, Chrysler can sell this for $14k.... if they are willing to take a $10k loss on each one they sell. :p

that front end screams toyota mr2 (headlights/fenders) and srt-4 (grill).

the profile reminds me of the crossfire. that's not surprising.

i think the car actually sais CrossBreed of many cars all over it.

As fuel economy and aerodynamics continue to play an ever increasing role in automotive design, we are destined to see designs take more generic lines/geometry. This is oh so evident in the mid-sized sedan market (Camry/Accord/Malibu/Altima/Taurus/etc, etc, etc). The difference is in the details. I would even go so far as to say the RX-8 has shades of similarity to other cars designs (Neon rear, PT Cruiser-like front fender flares, S2000 front grill, etc), but the combination of these details in addition to the unique profile and driveline package in the RX-8 make it one VERY special and incredible ride. So yes, the Dodge Razor concept car is similar in certain aspects to other vehicles in the same vein, but it has a distinct personality and I for one would be glad to see a little more variety out there and I'm really glad to see that car makers have started excersizing their collective creative muscles on fun to drive sports cars rather than adding more "trick" features to another giant SUV/family truckster. Long live SPORTS CARS!

looks more like the crossfire...

did anyone notice that the side mirrors are backwards?? they look like they face the other way.