The Chrysler Pacifica Advance Design Center opened its doors in 1983 and is famous for creating the designs for the Plymouth Prowler, Jeep Compass, Doge Challenger concept (pictured above), and the Dodge Intrepid concept. This year we were sad to see it close down. However, that might not have been the end of them.
Mercedes-Benz will bring it back to life as they move their design studio from its current 13,000 square foot location in Irvine, to the larger 35,000 square foot former Chrysler location in Carlsbad, California. While both parties have confirmed the pending sale, terms and move-in dates have not been released.
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