This potential, all new concept sedan was recently shown to the public at the North American International Auto Show (NAIAS) in Detroit in January .  Chrysler says the 2007 Nassau four-door concept is a four-door luxury "coupe" with a strong emphasis on the driving experience.  The car's exterior styling is an indicator of themes the company is exploring for future vehicles and several of the concept features indicate this with "highlights (of) sweeping curves to define the front and rear fasciae."

The Chrysler Nassau concept glides on a 120-inch wheelbase, so it is not hard to picture the Nassau as a precursor to the next 300C.  A coupe-like roofline helps accent the car's 10-spoke, 21-inch wheels. 

For the interior, Chrysler gives the Nassau some notes of an artistic impression: a sculptured dash layout, a pod-like controller, and a three-layer instrument panel that displays information, navigation, and other controls.

Stay tuned to RPM Planets for more information on the 2007 Chrysler Nassau concept.
 

SPECIFICATIONS

Weight                                                 4500 lb (est)

Length                                                 196.1" (4981 mm)

Wheelbase                                            120" (3050 mm)

Front overhang                                      37" (940mm)

Rear overhang                                       39" (991 mm)

Width                                                   74.2" (1885 mm)

Height                                                  58.9" (1496 mm)

Track front/rear                                     63.8"/65.5"

Turn circle                                            38.7 ft (11.8m)

Powertrain and suspension

Engine              6.1-liter HEMI, 425 hp @ 6200 rpm, 420 lb-ft @ 4800 rpm

Drivetrain          RWD, A580 five-speed automatic

Suspension        Front SLA, rear five-link independent

Wheels and tires

Tire size front/rear                              P245/40R22 29.7" (755 mm)

Wheel size front/rear                          22" x 8.5"

Performance Attributes

0-60 mph                                              5 seconds

Standing 1/4 Mile                                   13.5 seconds

Top speed                                             165 mph

Range                                                   380 miles