Chrysler previews SEMA with four sketches

Chrysler is bringing its full weight to the annual SEMA show in Las Vegas on Nov. 5-8. The Pentastar brand will have at least 20 modified Chrysler, Jeep, Dodge, Ram, Fiat and SRT vehicles to highlight its more than 15,000 square-foot exhibit. The company revealed four sketches on Tuesday.

The first concept looks to us like a surfin' safari Ram with racks for boards, large-tread mud tires and a few other Mopar styling upgrades.

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The second sketch is a Fiat 500L, which in this rendering looks a lot like the Kia Soul. The taller 500 has accenting mirrors and roof, and it looks like medium-sized wheel flares. The sketch also features a black and orange racing stripe, meaning this could be a faster version of the little family hauler.

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The Jeep Cherokee sketch features more black and orange on the company's newest four-wheeler. The rendering shows off tow hooks and an accented hood. Big mud tires with custom wheels sit at the corners, while the main hue is a delightful brown.

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The last concept is a Chrysler 300C with gold Mopar wheels. The paintjob looks to be metallic gray or matte. We can't see much else but we're sure Chrysler will have a selection of Mopar vehicles on display, considering the brand is specialty equipment.

We'll have more from Chrysler and SEMA as the show approaches.

By Jake Lingeman