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Originally Posted by rocket403
Medisin you are anti Dodge it would not mater to you what this car do you will find a flaw
rather than embrace the big three for producing these cars you would rather that Dodge start making Neons and Intrepids and leave the rear drive and V8 to Chevy and Ford
I am glad that they have the Camaro, Mustang and Challenger, people can go out and pick the car that works for them. I have the car that speaks to me, my friend has the Camaro and that works for him.
Motor Trend picked the Mustang as their Drivers car followed by the Challenger and Camaro for Dynamic, responsive, engaging, and a drivers car.
Not limiting myself have always been into the 1/4 we would race in the 1/4 every weekend at the track or on the street, me and 100 people that I have know in the 30 years racing, never has someone come to me and said my car will beat yours in the road course but I have to many times to count people say mine is faster than yours in the 1/4 so we would settle it. Road course is secondary to most people to 1/4 mile I could care less about road times 1/4 mile is all that matters.
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I'm not anti-Dodge, nor am I pro-GM. I've owned far more Chrysler products than I have GM over the years. I am simply not impressed by Dodge's offerings of late. They are stuck on an overweight, very dated platform and offer very little reason to choose a car like a Challenger over cars like the Camaro and Mustang. I have applauded Dodge for offering a full-size RWD, V8 powered sedan at a time when neither Ford nor Chevy did. I'm thrilled they brought back the Challenger, I just wish it were competitive in the segment.
You're right, people are free to pick the best car for them. And those people choose the Mustang and Camaro overwhelmingly.
Please show me where the Challenger was called dynamic, responsive, engaging, or a drivers car.
So you admit you have been in the same rut with the same people for 30 years. There is a great wide world of motorsports out there beyond the 1320'? Have you ever even tried? Times have changed my friend, you're still living in the past.
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Originally Posted by rocket403
Don't forget the Viper if you want a track car LOL
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Yes, it has already proven to be lackluster.
http://www.motortrend.com/roadtests/...srt_viper_gts/
http://www.motortrend.com/roadtests/..._srt_viper_ta/
http://www.autoblog.com/2013/08/28/s...tingray-video/
http://http://www.autoblog.com/2014/...omparison-test
http://www.autoblog.com/2014/03/19/s...er-slow-sales/
http://jalopnik.com/is-the-650-hp-co...ers-1588262012