Norseman is one of them Chrysler’s biggest mysteries, although there is concrete evidence of its existence, almost no one outside of the members of the brand development team has seen it. They never will: it sits, decomposing, on the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean, where divers report it is now unrecognizable except for its tires. The car was designed in collaboration with Ghia and shipped back from the Italian studio’s facilities after initial testing, with the big reveal planned once it hits American shores. However, the SS Andrea Doria it was transporting was involved in a major collision with another ship, tragically taking 51 lives in the accident.
The Andrea Doria sank, taking all of her cargo with her, including Norman. In a turn of events that parallel with Titan’s final submerged disasterThe shipwreck has become a popular site for expedition dives, but has proven to be extremely dangerous, with more than two dozen divers killed there so far. The Norsemen were said to be full of innovations, the most notable of which was the pillarless roof. It was claimed to hold several times the weight of the car, making it safer than many other cars of the era, yet impressively futuristic. The car benefited from 50,000 hours of research, some of which were lost forever when the Norseman sank. A cutting-edge Chrysler, no doubt, even if the public never puts it down.
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