Hey there. Will Sabel Courtney here for Drive Wire on November 2nd, 2016.
Today on Drive Wire: Fiat Chrysler Automobiles has brought a slew of customized vehicles to the annual SEMA show in Las Vegas.
From Jeep, FCA revealed the Wrangler CJ66, a vehicle combining a previous-generation Wrangler frame with the body from a 1966 Jeep CJ, further accessorized with a variety of modern parts.
For Dodge, FCA brought two cars: the Challenger Shakedown, a lowered and cleaned-up 1971 Challenger with a modern-day 485-horsepower Hemi V8 and the headlights, front grille, and taillamps from the current Chally…
…and the Durango Shaker, a blue SUV with a 6.4-liter Hemi V8, a shaker hood, and six Dodge Viper seats.
For Chrysler, FCA created the Pacifica Cadence, designed to channel a paddleboarder’s lifestyle with a board carrier, cargo bins, and a pet carrier.
Ram revealed the Macho Power Wagon, an aggressive, 1970s-inspired lifted truck with a sliding bed-mounted “Ram Rack” that resembles a spoiler but is actually designed to help store and secure items…
…as well as the ProMaster pit stop, a cargo van that has been transformed into a rolling bar—complete with referegerated compartments for four kegs.
That’s it for Drive Wire on November 2nd, 2016. I’m Will Sabel Courtney; thanks for watching, and please check out The Drive for more on the big stories from the transportation world.