Description: Although the Plymouth (later Chrysler) Prowler was never the performance car many fans would have liked, it nonetheless left a lasting impression regarding advanced lightweight technologies for the au...Add Comments4
Adam ZarytskyDec 22, 2012 Still doesn't answer why cars like the challenger are boats
Dale SchroederDec 21, 2012 @Isaac: Because they carry several hundred pounds worth of luxury options and lawyerproof safety systems that a barebones sports car wouldn't have.
Isaac SuarezDec 21, 2012 I liked it, but why are their sedans PIG FAT if they learned so much?
Brian JohnstonDec 21, 2012 I kinda liked them. But they are way to slow.
Stray KotsDec 22, 2012 The bumpers are a drag (pun intended), but I like the splitter a lot(train puns Aho!)
Timothy HookerDec 22, 2012 y'all are cra. ..these things are hideous. I love seeing all the 40 yo midlife crisis guys pulling into whataburger in these things...
Trey ByrumDec 21, 2012 Prowler had many industry leading parts at the time from Hid projector headlights use of aluminum f-1 style suspension and more check out
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Aaron CrispDec 21, 2012 Performance is good and I've never said this, but I feel like these things are also about how it sounds. V6 doesn't cut it, needs a Hemi that's straight piped with open headers!!!! That's a real rat rod.
Clay WilliamsDec 21, 2012 If dropping the bumpers makes it illegal then they should sell it in Mexico then we can smuggle them over ourselves.
Patrick SchalkDec 21, 2012 I saw make it a hardtop, add a Hemi, and a 6spd MT.
David JusticeDec 21, 2012 @Logan I'm all for a revival. Basically just needs a proper transmission and engine. Doesn't necessarily need Corvette/Gt500 performance numbers because it's all about style.
Brian JohnstonDec 21, 2012 If you dumped the bumpers it would be illegal to drive on the road. Hence why they have them. They are "pedestrian" friendly. Same reason cars/trucks don't have steel bumper anymore.
Clay WilliamsDec 21, 2012 Dump the bumpers add a HEMi and it will be perfect.
Logan CorbinDec 21, 2012 I think it time to revive the prowler, this time as the performance machine it was meant to be!
Description: According to Prowler engineer Saad Abouzahr, "there were very few applications for aluminum [at the time]. We decided the Prowler was an opportunity for us to actually develop some of this techno...Add Comments5
Erich KretzDec 29, 2012 @Jason: it was poorly worded. I have seen larger machined automotive parts myself, chassis included.
Stray KotsDec 22, 2012 Yeah, the Land Rover Defender had an all aluminum chassis, but that was definitely NOT machined in one piece O.O . This is a unibody, anyway
Jason BrownDec 21, 2012 Why is that hard to believe?
Erich KretzDec 21, 2012 "Largest automotive machined part in history?"
I call shenanigans. Maybe largest machined 'aluminum production passenger car' part.
Still doesn't answer why cars like the challenger are boats
@Isaac: Because they carry several hundred pounds worth of luxury options and lawyerproof safety systems that a barebones sports car wouldn't have.
I liked it, but why are their sedans PIG FAT if they learned so much?
I kinda liked them. But they are way to slow.