#crossover suv

Volkswagen Thing EV Removable Hardtop Concept

What if... This unique 2 door crossover made a comeback with updated styling but still very capable of some light off-roading stock, with later on suspension modifications for further off-road capabilities. And what if they had a possibility of a 4 door version of it as well, with even more possibilities.

What if... Dodge brought back the Journey, but fixed all the issues that plagued the old one? Yes the Journey, as it had a rocky history Dodge would theoretically learn from it's mistakes and bring it back from the fold as a entry level SUV to the market. Shown here in R/T trim, it would have a lower ride height, aggressive styling, as well as LED headlights and fog lights. With a choice of a turbo 4 cylinder motor or for the higher trims an inline 6 cylinder motor with hybrid option. It would be the dream daily driver, with ample room for 5 passengers

Mitsubishi i-mV Sport Full Electric Crossover Concept

Saturn Vue Midsize SUV Concept

What if Volkswagen brought back the Thing, but this time would let the consumer creative juices flow into it's design. Available in both EV and gasoline versions in this scenario, it would still encompass the past recognizable design. Concept shown here to be an EV at an EV charging convenience store, it would be available in 2-door and 4-door as well as removable hard top, soft-top convertible, hybrid convertible, and hard top. Paint schemes would mimic the older model; however there would be a flower power edition as well as a few factory vinyl options for consumers to customize their Thing for them.