VIDEO OF THE CHALLENGER IN ACTION
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Originally posted by rygenstormlocke@January 7, 2006, 10:43 AM
I like the look, interrior looks great. However we will see what the final production unit looks like and how it performs. The concept of the stang was considerable different from the one we drive now.
Hopefully the bulkyness and weight of this car will keep it in a GT's rear view mirror like it does the Charger. LOL.
I like the look, interrior looks great. However we will see what the final production unit looks like and how it performs. The concept of the stang was considerable different from the one we drive now.
Hopefully the bulkyness and weight of this car will keep it in a GT's rear view mirror like it does the Charger. LOL.
And with a 0-60 time of 4.5 seconds, I wouldn't count on spanking this Challenger unless you're driving a GT500...and even then you'll only gain ground on the straightaways.
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Originally posted by TomServo92@January 7, 2006, 2:07 PM
I'm just the opposite. If I had to choose between the two concepts, I'd take the Challenger.
I'm just the opposite. If I had to choose between the two concepts, I'd take the Challenger.
Now if we could just get back drive-in diners and carhops on roller skates, life would be perfect.
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Originally posted by Mestizo@January 7, 2006, 2:44 PM
Anyone else notice the "quasi - Plum Crazy" concept drawing.....it might be a choice!!!!!!
Anyone else notice the "quasi - Plum Crazy" concept drawing.....it might be a choice!!!!!!
In fact, I had to stare and drool over that picture for a few minutes. If that "plum crazy"-like color makes production, I'm definitely getting one. 
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