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macwest · 01-18-2016, 12:29 AM

if you are looking for a sports car/pony car feel challenger is not for you. The challenger handles well but i put that in reference to my 70's cars. The camaro is more like a sports car and handles better lines.

However, I have to say over time my challenger scat pack has grown on me. I bought mine for 39K and added in FCA top line warranty for 2K. This means as long as I own it just about everything is covered so for a commute car I really can not ask for more. The hellcats are nice but they are still 20K over MSRP in northern cali and you can not get the extended warrenty on them. So a 90K challenger FCA can forget it. At that cost I am buying an old school collector car were the value will go up not down after I buy it.

01-18-2016, 12:29 AM	#27
macwest Drives: 10 Camaro 2SS/RS, 70 Cuda, 71 Cuda Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Oakley - Northern California Posts: 1,156 View My Garage	if you are looking for a sports car/pony car feel challenger is not for you. The challenger handles well but i put that in reference to my 70's cars. The camaro is more like a sports car and handles better lines. However, I have to say over time my challenger scat pack has grown on me. I bought mine for 39K and added in FCA top line warranty for 2K. This means as long as I own it just about everything is covered so for a commute car I really can not ask for more. The hellcats are nice but they are still 20K over MSRP in northern cali and you can not get the extended warrenty on them. So a 90K challenger FCA can forget it. At that cost I am buying an old school collector car were the value will go up not down after I buy it. __________________ "Z28 = first time I bought a new car just to strip parts for my current ride. GM needs to re-think restricted parts. "