This car is a Mature look at the way a Sports sedan should be in this country without a Luxo name plate. Every car that comes with a V8 and great performance doesn't have to look like its getting ready to stab U and drink your blood. Shit.. If U want that U can actually buy a Cruze.. which as ever bit as evil looking as a Charger. The SRTs are bulked up surely.. but the paint scheme is what does it for those cars. Don't believe me?? Take a look at a a Base Charger vs an SRT.. No real difference in anything other than a paint scheme.. and the base Charger is about as intimidating as a Camry Hybrid.
Yes.. Chevy premiered the SS in Silver, which would make a 1963 Grand Sport look bland.. but alas.. they have other paint colors in the palette.. and if U want to tack it up.. I'm pretty sure that the "Bowtie" boys have some Camaro stripes to lay down the middle of the car to make U feel right at home when U pull up in your kid's High School parking lot or the trailer park
Here's the differences.. and as a 41 year old.. I have to say that I personally would.. AS FAR AS LOOKS.. take the Chevy and Ford over the juvenile looking Dodge any day and all day. Thrown in the more mature look of the 300 SRT and I would perhaps then give the Chrysler Co the nod. The tack heads were expecting was body cladding and/or craaaaazy paint schemes. The idea of a GROWN-UP Sports sedan not wearing a luxo name escapes them.
But on it's own this car will be the Sleeper of all Sleepers.. I see this barreling down on my in my rear view and decide to challenge I'm gonna get my ass surprised in a new way.
415Hp/415lbs of Torque in a 3700lb vehicle with an already proven ability via G8 GXP and Camaro SS to beat damn near anything in it's price range and $20K more.. I don't think that the speed shop is a necessity.. but considering the LS3 is one of the most tunable and cheapest to modify engines on the planet Earth..