Dodge has issued the following press release:
The Dodge Tomahawk concept bike made a lot of noise at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit in January 2003.A second Tomahawk is about to be heard from.
DaimlerChrysler has commissioned a hand-built reproduction of the Dodge Tomahawk, the four-wheel, single-passenger vehicle that has captivated enthusiasts in the United States and internationally since its debut. The Tomahawk replica, sculpted out of aluminum around a 505 cubic inch, V-10 Dodge Viper engine, will be sold through the prestigious Neiman Marcus Christmas book published this week. — 2005 Geneva International Motor Show.
The reproduction is priced at $555,000. The sleek, rolling sculpture combines art-deco styling with extreme engineering in a vehicle that has come to symbolize DaimlerChrysler’s commitment to creativity and innovation.”Tomahawk is a scintillating example of what creative minds can do when given the opportunity to run free. It is a pure mechanical sculpture and a joyous celebration of the artistry and emotion of design” said Trevor Creed, Senior Vice President – Design, Chrysler Group.
The Tomahawk reproduction will be fabricated by the original builders as a piece of automotive sculpture. It is intended for display only; the reproduction will not be fully operational and cannot be legally operated on public roads. — Aston Martin V8 Vantage launch.
The Tomahawk reproduction is featured on Page 61 of the Christmas Book from Neiman Marcus, the up-scale Dallas-based retailer. The bike will be delivered 90 days after the order is taken. — four-door Wrangler unveiling.
In addition to the vehicle commissioned for Neiman Marcus, up to nine additional Tomahawk reproductions may be produced.
