Fast Cars

Got an idea for a big engine? You don't even have to put it in a fast car. Check out this contest Chrysler is putting on.

Chrysler Group brought back a modern version of its muscle-car-era Hemi engine in 2003, it seemingly has put a version of it into every car and truck that would fit one.

Now, the Chrysler folks want to find out what else they can wedge one into.

The automaker is holding a contest, called "What Can You Hemi?", in which people can write in with suggestions of what they would most like to see powered by a Hemi engine.

"And I mean anything. It doesn't have to be automotive," said George Murphy, senior vice president of global marketing for Chrysler Group.

Chrysler will pick five semi-finalists and actually build one of the suggested contraptions. Entrants should write an essay of 300 words or fewer and mail it to Chrysler by April 6.

For more information, visit whatcanyouhemi.com.