Do you ever have the urge to "flip someone the bird" while
driving? What if you had a chance to settle the score with your rude, law
breaking, tailgating friend at the next stop light? Wouldn't you like some sweet,
legal revenge?
Daimler-Chrysler's 2005 Jeep Hurricane can make your revenge
sweeter and your off-roading a one of a kind experience.
When this concept car was introduced at the Detroit Auto Show
in 2005, few fathomed its capabilities. Trevor Creed, a Senior Vice President at
Chrysler, described the vehicle best, explaining that "Jeep Hurricane is simply
the most maneuverable, most capable and most powerful 4x4 ever built." This
isn't just some marketing hype. Take a look at the specs. The Jeep Hurricane has
over 12 in. of ground clearance and can exert 670 hp from not one, but two 5.7 L
engines.
Impressed yet? Consider the coolest feature of all. The
2005 Jeep Hurricane can rotate in place! Yes, this baby can turn a full 360
degrees without moving forward through a red light. This is some bad news for
your tailgating foe. Thanks to its four-wheel independent steering system, the
Jeep Hurricane is the only car ever to have a turning radius of zero. This
isn't just some novelty item. Drivers can stay safer while off-roading and get
a lot less stressed when trying to parallel park.
So how's your tailgating friend at the stoplight doing now?
Imagine your satisfaction when you turn your 2005 Jeep Hurricane around for a
face-to-face confrontation. The mixture of fear, surprise and horror that you
see is priceless, isn't it? Now turn your
Jeep Hurricane back around and take a moment to celebrate your victory. In just
five seconds, you can accelerate from 0 to 60 and leave your enemy wondering
what just happened.
References:
http://auto.howstuffworks.com/jeep-hurricane.htm
http://siliconjesus.info/albums/2006-Cars/4466_jeep_hurricane2.sized.jpg
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