Magnum SRT-8



Engine: 6.1-liter V-8
Horsepower: 425
Height: 57.9 inches
Width: 74.1 inches
Length: 197.7 inches
Curb weight: 4,260 pounds
What the automaker says: "The current take-rate for the Hemi in the Dodge Magnum is 43 percent. The new SRT 6.1-liter Hemi quenches the thirst for even more power.
What you should know:With the pumped-up Hemi V-8 making an eye-popping 425 hp, this wagon rockets from 0-60 mph in just over 5 seconds.
Production possibility: Production begins this summer.

More HP and TQ than the Vette with basically the same size engine

Pontiac Torrent



Engine: 3.4-liter V-6
Horsepower: 185
Height: 67.0 inches
Width: 71.4 inches
Length: 188.8 inches
Curb weight: not determined
What the automaker says: "The sliding rear seat has 8 inches of travel, which increases cargo space behind the rear seat by almost 5 cubic feet when the seat is moved all the way up from the normal position."
What you should know: The Torrent is a mechanical twin of the Chevrolet Equinox and Saturn Vue, but with extra standard content that will boost the price.
Production possibility: Production begins this summer.

Basically a rebadged Equinox
Good ol' 3.4L V6


2005 Chevrolet Impala


Base engine: 3.5-liter V-6
Horsepower: 210
Height: 58.7 inches
Width: 72.9 inches
Length: 200.4 inches
Curb weight: not determined
What the automaker says:"The '06 Impala and Monte Carlo wear a new look, both inside and out, that conveys sophistication and exudes big-car roominess."
What you should know: Chevy woos fans of big power with an optional 303-hp, 5.3-liter V-8 in it's mid-sized cars.
Production possibility: Production starts next summer


2005 Pontiac G6 Coupe



Engine: 3.5-liter V-6
Horsepower: 200
Height: 57.0 inches
Width: 70.6 inches
Length: 189.0 inches
Curb weight: not determined
What the automaker says: "Both the coupe and convertible deliver 2+2 seating suitable for four adults."
What you should know: Doors on coupe and convertible are 6 inches longer than the front doors on the G6 sedan to make it easier for people to get in and out of the back seat. Retractable hardtop stows behind rear seats.
Production possibility: Production begins this summer.

Profile looks very similar to Accord coupe

2006 Viper SRT--10



Engine: 8.3-liter V-10

Horsepower: 500
Height: 48.6 inches
Width: 75.2 inches
Length: 175.6 inches
Curb weight: 3,410 pounds
What the automaker says: "Dodge Viper SRT10 is about uncompromising performance and stunning looks."
What you should know: The "double bubble" in the roof is there to create headroom for drivers wearing safety helmets while racing the car.
Production possibility: Production begins this summer.

Same engine and HP


2005 Mustang Convertible


Engine: 4.0-liter V-6
Horsepower: 210
Height: 55.7 inches
Width: 73.9 inches
Length: 187.6 inches
Curb weight: 3,476 pounds
What the automaker says: "The 2005 Ford Mustang convertible is the first in a string of specialty versions of the new Mustang."
What you should know: Convertible was part of product plan from the start, helping to keep weight gain over coupe version to about 120 pounds.
Production possibility: Production begins in early spring


2006 Chevrolet HHR



Base engine: 2.2-liter I-4
Horsepower: 140
Optional engine: 2.4-liter I-4
Horsepower: 170
Height: 61.5 inches
Width: 68.1 inches
Length: 174.5 inches
Curb weight: not disclosed
What the automaker says: “The HHR has a distinct design that fuses elements of the 1949 Chevy Suburban – the original utility vehicle – and the SSR Roadster.”
What you should know: After the Chrysler PT Cruiser and Mini, is there enough demand for another small, retro-style vehicle to sell 80,000 to 100,000 units a year?
Production possibility: Production begins next summer

 

SRT-8 I like.

The Torrent is just the Equinox under a different name.

Chevy appears to have run out of original ideas and is now cribbing designs from Honda's Accord.

G6 Coupe kinda resembles and RSX.

The Viper is a Viper.

'Stang convertible looks pretty decent.

HHR =

 

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I don't think its all that bad. Looks better than the PT Cruiser, although that isn't saying much.

Certainly not BMW 6 series or Z4 ugly.

 

That's like saying an ugly person looks better than a leper...

 

Agree about the Chevy that front end looks way to much like the Accord's, I wonder if they screwed up the back end too?

Appears they copied the Ford 500 - oversized but underpowered V6 (3.5L only gets you 210HP??); large car feel in midsize package?

Too bad both the Ford 500 and Chevy seemed underpowered, unexciting and destined for fleet usage.

 

The Impala's 3.5 with 210 actually puts out more than the 200HP in the 3.5L G6 and Malibu. Same engine BTW.

But the Impala will also be avalable with a 240HP 3.9L and a 300HP 5.3L V8.

 

I thought it was a new PT Cruiser at first glance.

 

Why does GM insist on continuing to build pushrod engines anyway?