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In 1969, Chrysler wanted to license the Tasmanian Devil character for their new 1970 Plymouth compact Sport Coupe and continue their use of Warner Brothers characters for their cars. They wanted to call the new car the “Taz”.
However, the license cost was too high and they couldn’t reach an agreement. Mopar went its own way and decided to call the new car a “Duster” and created their own logo tornado character for it.
This is what might have been if they had reached an agreement...
In 1969, Chrysler wanted to license the Tasmanian Devil character for their new 1970 Plymouth compact Sport Coupe and continue their use of Warner Brothers characters for their cars. They wanted to call the new car the “Taz”.
However, the license cost was too high and they couldn’t reach an agreement. Mopar went its own way and decided to call the new car a “Duster” and created their own logo tornado character for it.
This is what might have been if they had reached an agreement...