Chrysler, please for Gods sake do something interesting again. Please make this car - we all want fine Corinthian leather.
Since everything coming up from Stellantis is based on the STLA platform, this one would be too. It could actually be a Chrysler version of the new Dodge Charger, with very similar specs. Back in the
1970s the Cordoba was actually almost a twin to the 1978 Dodge Magnum. (Although the Chrysler version came first in 1975).
That first generation Cordoba was very popular and many claim it actually saved the Chrysler brand.
A second generation came out in 1980 and was far less popular. By then, the market for a big 2 door car had already shrunk. Even though Chrysler had first marketed the Cordoba as a Small car.
Of course, there is no way a large-door coupe could save Chrysler today. What Chrysler needs is a couple of SUVs and maybe a new sedan. And of course, a new Minivan.
Still, the platform is already here, under the 2025 Charger. A new STLA larger-based coupe could be quieter than ever. And just like the old Cordoba was successful by giving you the look and feel of a more expensive car, a smooth-riding STLA base coupe could also be quite luxurious.
The old Cordoba was not only described as small, but also Luxurious yet surprisingly affordable. Or the picture of style and taste.
These days, the famous (New Jersey) Corinthian Leather could finally be standard. However, Ricardo wont be back. Unless his family makes a lucrative A.I. deal with Stellantis View the attachments for this post at: