Return of the Chrysler Pentastar !?! :)

[xs29j8]

There are reports that the Chrysler Pentastar logo will return...

http://www.autoblog.com/2007/05/17/c...entastar-logo/

Maybe Cerberus will be a good owner for Chrysler...

XS

[XJameson]

I'm not so sure about this move... seems that the pentastar didn't represent the best time in Chrysler's history (K-car, anyone?). This seems like a step backwards.

[RRHemi]

Yea but the Pentastar also represented the best times at chrysler!

[JonW]

Now they car start putting little Pentastar emblems on their fenders like GM does now with it's GM logo. If I owned a GM car, the first thing I'd do when I got home would be to take that stupid emblem off.

I agree with xjameson. When I think of a Pentastar, I think of a K-car.

[Ragamuffin]

Originally Posted by XJameson

I'm not so sure about this move... seems that the pentastar didn't represent the best time in Chrysler's history (K-car, anyone?). This seems like a step backwards.

Well don't all/most car makers have a car/skeleton in their history that they would like to bury , seal up and not have to be reminded of it forever ! Let's see ,,Pinto,Vega ,K-car ,early Toyota Coroola , Prism ,etc ! Hey, if one doesn't like a Pentastar, then take it off, pretend it's a real Chrystal and attach it to a loop of something and hang around neck for your lucky piece ! !!

[RRHemi]

The Pentastar makes me think of the 66 Coronet SW my Father had.

[firstmethod]

The really cool emblem/symbol from mopar's heyday is the curved triangle dodge put on the hood of their old Challengers.

[howiedodat]

My 68 has the pentastar. I dont see the problem.

[Ragamuffin]

Originally Posted by firstmethod

The really cool emblem/symbol from mopar's heyday is the curved triangle dodge put on the hood of their old Challengers.

Yeah, I miss that too on my '70 Challenger ! You mean like this :

[DartSportDude]

This is the best damn news I've heard in a long time! For those too young to remember, the Pentastar was Chrysler's logo throughout its glory days of the 60s and 70s. I recall seeing it on all the Dodge and Plymouth dealer signs, car brochures, etc.

I'm glad to see Chrysler reclaiming its (American) identity. To Daimler (Mercedes), I say "good ridance!"