Is This A Better Dodge Durango SRT Hellcat Front End Design?



As with any kind of design, its attractiveness is always subjective. Sure, there are generally accepted facades of vehicles that we all find handsome, and there are those that are extremely polarizing. However, no matter how you look at it, there's always some way in which we can imagine a better version or look. That's why being an automotive designer is tricky; there's an element of personal style, mixed with retaining brand identity, and not going way overboard with crazy amounts of experimentation.


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I mean, while we all admit that the all-new Dodge Durango SRT Hellcat is a monster of a performance SUV, and it does have the looks and vibe to match, there might be a way to jazz it up a little bit more. That's what TheSketchMonkey has figured out, and all it takes is just a simple reorientation of a pair of front bumper elements. As he explains, the Durango SRT Hellcat is without a doubt a Dodge; it's got the broad yet rounded shoulders and lines, almost bulging and pudgy. But that's okay, and that's not the issue here since that's how it's always been for Dodge and their vehicles. What bothers him is that there needs to be a central framing element in which all the headlights, vents, and angles must anchor themselves around. 



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