SEMA 2007: Chrysler Town and Country Black Jack

The Chrysler Town & Country Black Jack draws its inspiration from the Luxor Hotel in Las Vegas - a dominant and enigmatic presence on the Strip. Massive, dark and simple in shape and design, the icon casts a shadow over the surrounding properties.

It sits on custom one-off 20-in. wheels with new bright finishes built by Alcoa Forged. They are tucked around a set of Brembo SRT brakes, matched with an adjusted ride height. Its stance is sophisticated, yet approachable. Covered in a custom Amber-Black Pearl paint, the hood features a ghosted “Black Jack” logo and pin stripe provided by Jim-Tech. Chrome accents complement the billet-style grill.
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DaHarder - 10/26/2007 11:39:11 AM

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Stylistically, Chrysler turned what was easily the most pleasant looking vehicle in its class into little more than a Big Box with a Waterfall Chrome Grill.

All their designers should be Removed and Replaced!

r15mohd - 10/26/2007 12:24:26 PM

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best minivan on the road today is the Honda Odyssey followed by the Toyota Sienna...after introducing us to minivans, Chrysler has surely found a way to lose control of their creation(s).

EL34 - 10/26/2007 1:28:34 PM

-1 Boost

Much better looking than the Honda or Toyota.

And the Nissan is awful lookin'.

Shredmo - 10/26/2007 5:04:08 PM

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Initialy, I didn't like the look of these vans, but after seeing them in person, they are OK. THe blackjack edition makes this vehicle look good.

What I dig is the rotating center seats. On a road trip, this could be a really fun feature, if you had the right group of people along.

2007Tahoe - 11/2/2007 2:02:29 AM

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Meh. I'm not too into these things.