Dodge M80 Concept truck was introduced as a stylish, low-cost, four-wheel-drive vehicle to accommodate the ever-changing lifestyles of America’s youth. The M80 takes many of its retro design cues from 1939 and 1941 work trucks and features simple, chiseled lines, short overhangs, fender vent vanes, a cross-hair grille and push-button door handles. Styling is also enhanced by 20-inch wheels and oversized dual exhaust pipes. Storage is not a problem, thanks to plastic side-storage lockers, a center console that converts to a removable cooler, wide storage bins behind the seats as well as a cab that features a full-width “flipper” glass to carry gear that's too long for the pickup bed. The no-frills interior is rugged and durable and purposely lacks audio, visual and navigation toys so owners can personalize it with their own electronic entertainment devices. The interior also features an abundance of Detonator Yellow body-color sheet-metal panels enhanced by satin-silver hard plastic covers, a simple instrument cluster and classic ball-and-socket-style air vents. Even the removable seats are covered in a water-repelling Neoprene trim. The M80 is equipped with Chrysler group’s 3.7-liter, V6 engine capable of unleashing 210 ponies, plus four-wheel drive for go-anywhere capabilities.