I combined the styling of the modern Jeep Cherokee with the boxy styling of the Jeep Cherokee XJ.
Since Jeep is going to be moving the Cherokee to the STLA One Platform in 2028, I think Jeep should use that opportunity to make a Cherokee similar to this.
A YTV show from the 2010s that is blatantly a SpongeBob cash in, also copying Angry Beaverz.
I personally don't like the idea that Chevrolet made the Silverado EV by using a Unibody Skateboard EV platform. I feel like if Chevrolet ever makes a next generation EV Silverado, they should simply take the existing body-on-frame chassis and change it to an EV powertrain. Also, Chevrolet should make it a Range Extended EV by having a gas generator charge th battery when it is running low to get rid of range anxiety.
It would also be logical because the Ram 1500 REV and the Grand Wagoneer REEV will use this concept. Ford will make its next Lightning (or its successor) as a Range Extended Electric vehicle. Not to mention the Lightning was built on a modified and reinforced version of the current generation Ford F150 rather than a ground up EV platform. Therefore it would only make sense if Chevrolet would make a EREV Silverado with a chassis modified for EV batteries and a gas generator.
While many say that Ford killed Mercury because it just relied on badge engineering and just became a "More than Ford, Less Than Lincoln Brand", I feel like that was more of a fate.
I think that Ford could've actually made Mercury into more than just a tweener brand with the right vision. Ford is the legendary Mass Market brand, while Lincoln was and still is focused on luxury and prestige. Mercury could've possibly been reworked into an American sport luxury brand similar to BMW. They did have the ingredients, such as the Mercury Cougar. The Marauder too was a sleeper version of the Grand Marquis.
Do you think that Mercury could work today? Probably, but would be hard now considering the automotive market is very competitive. However, I think it would be possible because it could be a sport luxury brand that would work with the places that Lincoln wouldn't want to touch.
If Chevrolet were to make a compact unibody pickup truck for USA, I'd say they should revive the Venture and Sonoma nameplate. These would be competitors to the Ford Maverick and upcoming Ram Rampage. Plus, maybe a compact pickup would be a good size for a EV pickup.
Disclaimer: I understand many probably wouldn't like it if Chevrolet revived the name Venture for a pickup truck knowing it was used for a minivan. But Chevrolet used Montana on a truck in South America too.
I heard that Lincoln is working on a new Luxury version of the Ford Bronco. Not sure if Lincoln would revive the Blackwood name for that, but it would make sense for it. I wonder if Lincoln should make a luxury version of the Ford Bronco, or if they should make a luxury version of the Everest for USA?
While some may be for the idea of a Lincoln Bronco, I feel like the Everest has some potential to be a Lincoln too. Since Lincoln was always more of a refined vehicle for ride quality, the Everest could be more suitable for Lincoln's market. It would blend offroad capability for towing and family comfort. And a bonus is that the Everest has 3-row seating.
Chrysler 300M recreated using the original car and the Halcyon Concept as reference. It could come back as a sleek Luxury Sedan positioned above a hypothetical 300 Revival.
While this 300M does look rather 2018, I feel like this design language would be mroe suitable anyhow than the current Kia-esque design language for a full size sedan.
I've been seeing those posts throughout the past few months with people sharing screenshots of another developer offering pre-orders for Real Racing 3. It has titles like "So EA is bringing back Real Racing 3?", or "Real Racing 3 is Back!". No! Those are obviously scams. At this point it feels like those posts are just engagement bait.
Just stop already with those posts! Real Racing 3 isn't coming back, not by EA or other developers. Just Stop!
I feel like Lincoln should consider reviving the Town Car as a full size flagship sedan. It would be a stylish luxury sedan that would give Lincoln a halo car as opposed to being just a upscale Ford. If they made an EV version of this with the same design but beautiful front plate styling (like the grille of the new Navigator), it would give the Jaguar Type 01 a run for its money.
I used the 1990 Lincoln Town Car and 2026 Lincoln Navigator images as reference for this.
>!Disclaimer: Gemini did make the front look last a 2017 Lincoln instead of like the 2026 Navigator!<
What if Mercury made a last ditch effort to make the brand more into a sporty American brand to rival BMW? I feel like it wouldn't have saved the brand, but would've at least made a nice final gift like Pontiac did with the G8.
AI slop, but I would 1000% rather have this with analog gauges than the new ‘27 they released with 3 frickin screens and a digital rearview mirror. Head of design for the gen after this needs to be some guy named Daryl or Meryl.
Dodge Neon (First Image) and Dodge Neon SRT-4 (Second Image)
The 2007 Chrysler Arrow would've been a compact SUV based on the Jeep Liberty platform. This design in inspired by the Chrysler Crossfire.
I think maybe it would've been better than the Dodge Nitro because it is far more aerodynamic. But still kinda lipstick on a pig because the Nitro had many problems under the hood along with cheap plastics that the Crossfire itself suffered from. But for fun I've always wondered what a Chrysler SUV on the Jeep Liberty Platform would've looked like. But I feel like this would've been the best way to execute a Chrysler version. Aerodynamics really would've helped.