(NAPSA)—The car you'll drive 12 years from now may be on the drawing board today. Willit be sleek and speedy? High tech and highly connected? Willit run on gasoline? Batteries? Fusion? Will it work underwater? Willit fly? Daas DESIGN FCADriveforDesign.com Whatever it is, it could mean a great opportunity for a talented high school student—perhaps one you know. That's because the sixth annual Drive for Design contest is on. It invites all US. students in grades 10 through 12 to design a Jeep Wrangler for the year 2030. The Contest “The Drive for Design contest is a unique competition designed to help expose young artists to the various career opportunities in automotive design,” explained Mark Trostle, Head. of Performance, Passenger Car and Util- ity Vehicle Design, FCA North America. “This year, we are offering aspiring designers a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to meet and workside by side with designers of some ofthe hottest vehicles on the road today.” FCA is a memberof the Fiat Chrysler Automobiles N.V. family of companies. It designs, engineers, manufactures and sells vehicles under the Chrysler, Jeep, Dodge, Ram and Fiat brands, as well as the SRT performance vehicle designation. The Prizes Three winnerswill receive: Day of Design—an exclusive behindthe-scenes tour of the FCA US Product Design studios and the opportunity to work one-on-one with professional automotive designers. Two-week summer automotive design course at Lawrence Technological University (includes housing, meals andfield trips), a private university that offers more than 100 programs through the doctoral level in its Colleges of Architecture and Design, Arts and Sci- ences, Engineering, and Management. Attend “EyesOn Design Vision Honored Black Tie and Silent Auction” with the FCA design team. EyesOn Design focuses on the automotive community and students coming together to commemorate, reflect and appreciate DN Rd odRoRIEs Toae meeteLEAD PIER LU ‘SchoolStudents Grades 10:12 Eligible Visit FCADriveforDesign.com for moredetails a ss FCA fedljologicl University A high school student today could win prizes for designing the car of tomorrow. the craftsmanship and beauty of vehicle design. Entry to the EyesOn Design Auto- motive Design Exhibition in Grosse Pointe Shores, Michigan. Three-day/two-night stay in Michigan (includes flight, hotel and rental car). In addition, the first-place winner will get a Wacom MobileStudio Pro 16, a full-featured, Intel-powered computer that offers a larger space for drawing, detailed conceptart, 3-D sculpting and painting, motion graphics and advanced imageediting for retouching. The second- and third-place winners get an Apple iPad and Apple Pencil instead of the computer. The Rules Contest rules and information can be found at www.FCAdrivefordesign. com. Updates will be posted on the Drive for Design Facebook page (Facebook.com/DriveForDesign), the FCA US Facebook page (Facebook. com/FiatChrysler.NorthAmerica), Twitter (@FiatChrysler_NA) and Instagram (@FiatChrysler_NA) using the hashtag #DriveForDesign. Student entries must be submitted by April 27, 2018, via www.FCAdrivefordesign.com.
