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  • Jeep Huricane Concept

    This thing is SWEET



    DETROIT - The Chrysler Group today took the automotive press by storm with the introduction of a new and unexpected concept vehicle, the Jeep Hurricane.

    With two 5.7-liter 335-HP V-8 engines - HEMI squared - the Hurricane travels from a stand-still zero MPH to 60 MPH in less than five seconds, said Chrysler CEO Dieter Zetsche.

    The concept, which bows here at the North American International Auto Show, features split solid axles, with a V-8 at each end of the truck. It has a mechanically controlled four-wheel torque distribution system.

    Chrysler said the split solid axle design affects the rotation direction of each propshaft, applying a downward force to each wheel.

    Hurricane has the unusual ability to spin on its axis -- Chrysler calls it a "turntable feature." It also has four-wheel steering to help out if it gets "between a rock and a hard place," Zetsche said.

    With 370 lb.-ft. of torque per engine, the Hurricane can run in four-, eight- or 16-cylinder mode.

    It has a carbon fiber chassis and body and a 14.6-inch ground clearance for extreme offroad activities. Its 20-inch wheels have, with tires, a 37-inch diameter ...


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    Video of it in action (click)
    this post = teh win.

  • #2
    Doughnuts!!!!!!1

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    • #3
      Yeah, That was in Aprils Car and Driver issue...

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