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a_Username · 01-09-2010, 05:09 AM

Don't you mean a Challenger SRT8? They start around the same price as an Evolution X MR.

RWD List: Hard choice between the 2008 GT500 and 2011 SS/GT. The 2008 GT500 only pushed out 500 HP and 475 lbs/ft, plus I'm assuming this will be a used vehicle, and the only thing that kept me away from buying a used 2010 GT500 was the fact it is a muscle car and these cars tend to be ran hard. I'd go with the SS if you're a chevrolet fan, or the GT if you're a ford fan.

AWD: Evolution MR. I've always liked the Evos over the Subura's, I've always thought they've looked better and that is the deal breaker for me considering they basically have the same performance.

Between the two lists? If you want to learn to drive your car, which in turn will be more rewarding, I'd pick an SS. However, if you think you absolutely need an AWD vehicle for the snow, I'd go with the Evo MR.

01-09-2010, 05:09 AM	#6
a_Username Drives: 2010 2SS Camaro Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Murfreesboro, TN Posts: 3,890 View My Garage	Don't you mean a Challenger SRT8? They start around the same price as an Evolution X MR. RWD List: Hard choice between the 2008 GT500 and 2011 SS/GT. The 2008 GT500 only pushed out 500 HP and 475 lbs/ft, plus I'm assuming this will be a used vehicle, and the only thing that kept me away from buying a used 2010 GT500 was the fact it is a muscle car and these cars tend to be ran hard. I'd go with the SS if you're a chevrolet fan, or the GT if you're a ford fan. AWD: Evolution MR. I've always liked the Evos over the Subura's, I've always thought they've looked better and that is the deal breaker for me considering they basically have the same performance. Between the two lists? If you want to learn to drive your car, which in turn will be more rewarding, I'd pick an SS. However, if you think you absolutely need an AWD vehicle for the snow, I'd go with the Evo MR.