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Chrysler ME Four-Twelve Concept Black Motormax 1:18

Chrysler ME Four-Twelve Concept Black Motormax 1:18
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Brand
Chrysler
Manufacturer
Motormax
Scale
1:18
Material
Diecast
Model Condition
Used Model
SKU
73138
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About the Chrysler ME Four-Twelve Concept Black Motormax 1:18

TL;DR: Motormax's 1:18 diecast Chrysler ME Four-Twelve Concept in black reproduces the mid-engine V12 supercar concept Chrysler revealed in 2004. Low, angular concept-car proportions are captured in diecast detail, an unusual and rarely reproduced subject for a US manufacturer better known for family cars.

Chrysler unveiling a mid-engine V12 supercar concept genuinely surprised much of the industry, coming from a manufacturer whose bread-and-butter lineup ran to sedans, minivans, and SUVs rather than exotic performance machinery.

A Surprising Supercar Statement From an American Manufacturer

The ME Four-Twelve concept paired a mid-mounted V12 engine, developed with AMG involvement, with dramatically low, angular styling that had nothing in common with the rest of Chrysler's early-2000s lineup, positioning it as a genuine halo project rather than a preview of an achievable production car. Concept cars like this rarely reach dealer floors, and the ME Four-Twelve's ambitious specification made production even less likely, which is exactly what gives a diecast reproduction of it its niche appeal: this is a car most people only ever saw at auto shows or in magazine coverage rather than on the road. For collectors interested in the boundaries manufacturers occasionally push with show cars, the ME Four-Twelve represents Chrysler at its most unexpectedly ambitious.

Motormax's Diecast Take on a Low, Angular Concept

Concept-car styling tends toward sharper creases and lower proportions than any production car would allow, and Motormax's 1:18 diecast reproduces that dramatic stance with the black finish emphasizing the ME Four-Twelve's aggressive lines under direct light. Opening features typical of the entry-tier diecast segment Motormax works in are present here, and the model's low, wide proportions stay true to the concept's show-car silhouette rather than a softened production interpretation. At roughly 1:18 scale, it makes a genuinely distinctive addition to a concept-car or unusual-American-supercar collection, a subject few other manufacturers have reproduced in this scale.

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