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Originally Posted by 1bad65
We are talking about performance, not features. You can get a base model Camaro SS and a base model Mustang 5.0 for about $10k less than an SRT and have a faster car and $10k in your pocket.
I don't know about you, but I've never beaten someone in a race and had him say, "You may be faster, but I have a nav system and you don't".
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Some of you may be talking about performance, some of you are talking about the car as a package. I'd be surprised if more than 1 or 2% of Camaros or Mustangs ever see the track. Having a nice car with a good muscle car vibe but has a nice comfortable ride and a feature suite that should be expected in a car of that price range would have appeal to a lot of people. I think the Camaro is more compelling overall for me, but I can easily see how the Challenger would be more appealing to some. It reminds me of a high feature Screaming Eagle HD Bagger. It's no sportbike, but it's loud and fast and impressive at the bar, does good burn-outs and can still go cross country.