Chrysler, known for economical sedans and minivans like the Pacifica, stunned the world in 2004 with the ME Four-Twelve concept, previewing a supercar that could have rivaled the mighty Veyron.

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Since the first proclaimed supercar, the iconic Lamborghini ... As with the Ford GT90 concept, the Chrysler ME Four-Twelve was fitted with a massive V-12, but this time it had a 6.0-liter ...

Chrysler toyed with us by giving test drives and showing that the ME Four-Twelve was not just a concept, but a full-running supercar. They said they'd build it if it made financial sense.

and added that it retained some of the concept's aesthetics but featured a more modern overall design. Chrysler has languished for years with a limited lineup, leading to rumors it may be axed or ...

Jesus Chrysler Supercar haven't played in the Valley for 25 years. Back then, they routinely rocked the Green Room, a small-ish venue in downtown Tempe dwarfed by the infamous University Towers. They ...

was instrumental in the Chrysler ME Four-Twelve supercar concept, and, most notably, the guy that drove the V10-powered Tomahawk motorcycle onto the stage at the 2003 Detroit Auto Show ...

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