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Top 5 Coolest Car Designs Ever, According to FCA's Ralph Gilles
Ralph Gilles is the lead of design at FCA, which means his signature is on a huge range of products from the Dodge Viper to new Jeep Wrangler to the Alfa Romeo Giulia and the Chrysler Pacifica.
Ralph Gilles Does Ridiculous Burnout in Hellcat Challenger
Last week at the Carlisle Chrysler Nationals, Chrysler Motorsports CEO Ralph Gilles let his childish side show in front of a big crowd.
SRT Fans Want a Subaru BRZ Rival
Is Chrysler’s SRT performance division planning a second all-new car? Brand CEO Ralph Gilles won’t say, but fans are asking for a compact performance car he reveals.
Dodge is 'Here to Stay:' Chrysler Executive Says
Rumors that Dodge has been earmarked for the slaughterhouse are false according to SRT CEO Ralph Gilles.
SRT Viper Time Attack is Purpose-Built ZR1 Fighter
SRT’s only product – the Viper – is getting a middle-of-the-road value bundle meant to improve performance.
2013 SRT Viper Designed to Be a Convertible: CEO Says
It shouldn’t come as a surprise that the 2013 SRT Viper is almost certain to be offered as a convertible. Despite that, SRT brand boss Ralph Gilles is still playing coy.
2014 Chrysler 200 to Redefine Chrysler Design Language
Ralph Gilles is probably known better for his hand in the 2013 SRT Viper, but when he isn’t overseeing the SRT brand, he’s also Chrysler’s chief designer.
SRT Viper Assembled in Part by CEO Ralph Gilles
He still isn’t the “director of excitement,” but SRT CEO Ralph Gilles has a pretty cool job.
Diesel SRT Likely Admits Chrysler Performance Boss
Chief Chrysler designer and boss of the newly minted SRT performance brand stirred the social media pot last night, polling the twitterverse on reaction to a diesel-powered high-performance Chrysler product.