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Chrysler Airflite Concept

Making its debut in 2003, the Chrysler Airflite Concept is said to have the style of coupe yet the practicality and function of a sedan. It is a five-door hatchback with similar design to the Crossfire and the Firepower (both of which aren’t exactly cheap). The vehicle is long and tapered with a sleek body and sort of bubble dome roof. This design is meant to remind the consumer of Art Deco styling so common on very early model Chryslers. With the typical 2000s wide wheelbase and massive rims, the car gives the appearance of being a real mover, yet always comes back to its “getting groceries” roots.

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Like most concept cars the inside is finished like a waiting room in a five star restaurant, with lots of leather, wood trim, and chrome. Future models inspired by the Airflite are to be very roomy, with some relationship to the Pacifica and similar family models. Needless to say this a not a car that any middle class citizen will be ashamed to own, and we look forward to the re-emergence of the Art Deco style in many of Chrysler’s products.

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