hooligan74
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"...took a should be $25-30K car and..."
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"...took a should be $25-30K car and..."
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What options should they eliminate to get it down to the numbers you cited?
Also, you can't just do a straight currency conversion to get what a car "should" cost. It simply doesn't work that way.
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You're being ridiculous now.
Name another 400+ hp RWD sedan that sells for the price you're talking about in this country.
Enjoy fantasyland. I'm done.
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If GM wanted to compete I would agree with Ronnie_B. That's the whole thing with GM, you don't know what the hell they were thinking or doing. I don't know the target market for this vehicle....
The Charger R/T:If GM wanted to compete with what? I can't think of another 400+ hp RWD sporty sedan that's in this price range.
I would imagine the target market is someone that wants a powerful RWD sedan, but can't or won't spring for a $65K+ German or Japanese option.
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The Charger R/T:
370/395 @$33,000
Charger SRT-8:
470/485 @$46,000
Or you could do what a die-hard enthusiast would do and buy an e92 M3 for less than 30k and have a car that'd handle better than any other option listed.
The Charger R/T:
370/395 @$33,000
Charger SRT-8:
470/485 @$46,000
Or you could do what a die-hard enthusiast would do and buy an e92 M3 for less than 30k and have a car that'd handle better than any other option listed.
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For $40k you can already get base R/T Scat Pack with 485HP..... But not MT tho... SS is for MT guys so... you get what you pay for.
That doesn't detract from the point that, with a feature-stripped SS 6mt it could have competed in a segment that's very under represented.