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Chrysler combines sophistication, style and function to make its latest concept car worthy of attention from everyone. The new concept called Nassau explores a new expression and design mantra of the Chrysler brand. The four-door, four-seat Nassau luxury coupe is, as Alan Barrington, principal exterior designer of the concept said, "a more emotional and artistic articulation of what it means to be a Chrysler.

Barrington said, "Traditional exterior proportions have been enhanced with a silhouette that recalls the classic English shooting brake. This SUV offers like interior volume with a lower, more physical roadworthy." Indices of fluid and sophisticated design are also applied to the placement of the wheel. This is done to complement the smooth position and tonic. Despite the fact that the concept is built on a full size 120-inch wheelbase, it appears more visually compact than a comparable Chrysler 300C.

"To achieve a more compact," Barrington said, "the Nassau has deliberately concise front and rear overhangs, with the body surface wrapped around the large 10-spoke 21-inch." Accent upgrade Auto Parts Chrysler is the Mystic Blue Pearl body color. It is further accentuated by Starbright Silver on the side and bottom of the front and rear.

"We tried to capture the effect of a classic sculpture - an artistic approach with a shapely fluid lines that give the impression of movement even while standing still," Barrington noted. "The line profile draws down and the tail light, which causes the eye of the observer backwards drama creates its unexpected 'shooting brake' appearance."

Enter the Chrysler Nassau allows occupants feel the new world of luxury car that is specifically designed for the driver of the younger generation. The theme of the interior who presides is one of flowing seamless sculpture composed of leathers and fabrics inspired by futuristic architectural interiors.

The shape of Nassau was inspired by Constantin Brancusi's Bird in Space sculpture. Brancusi, an artist based in Paris in the 1920s to the 1940s, was absorbed in the details of the physical attributes of birds in flight and the essence of flight. The masterpiece of Brancusi artsy fits perfectly into the mantra of the Chrysler Nassau concept. In fact, it gives the vehicle a constant impression of smooth movement thin.

"The look of various components inside the vehicle was inspired by the design of contemporary cell phones, computers, iPods and MP3 players, Ben Chang, principal designer of the luxurious interior of the Chrysler Nassau said . 'We have paid particular attention to the graphics and finishes of these technologically advanced products, seeking to make controls inside the Nassau driver that interfaces similar to those you find in the office or between devices personal electronics. We tried to achieve a seamless interface between your car and the rest of your electronic world. "

Chrysler also equipped the vehicle with fresh technologies in the industry. The dashboard, for its part, is given data display, personal control interface for home entertainment and theatrical inspiration. The instrument cluster is also given important details. "The look of the dashboard was based on an expensive watch, again because we wanted to create a visible connection with what people have and use."