RE: You Know You Want To: Chrysler 300C SRT-8
Discussion
aizvara said:
I do like them, not entirely sure why. I would have the saloon, in preference, and I wish the same-era Dodge Charger SRT-8 was sold here (I believe it is pretty much the same car underneath?).
The girlfriend will not be convinced, though, and I doubt either variant would fit on my drive, so its probably not going to happen.
Pretty much the same car? I think it is the same car. They just put some different plastic on the front and some different lights on the back. that's it. American badge engineering Yo!The girlfriend will not be convinced, though, and I doubt either variant would fit on my drive, so its probably not going to happen.
Otispunkmeyer said:
Pretty much the same car? I think it is the same car. They just put some different plastic on the front and some different lights on the back. that's it. American badge engineering Yo!
Similar but when track-tested, back to back, the Charger is a much better handling and stiffer car than the sofetr limo-oriented 300C. Not that you can't buy better suspension for the 300C quite cheaply.This is the latest version but the same was true of the last version:
http://www.caranddriver.com/reviews/2012-chrysler-...
Otispunkmeyer said:
aizvara said:
I do like them, not entirely sure why. I would have the saloon, in preference, and I wish the same-era Dodge Charger SRT-8 was sold here (I believe it is pretty much the same car underneath?).
The girlfriend will not be convinced, though, and I doubt either variant would fit on my drive, so its probably not going to happen.
Pretty much the same car? I think it is the same car. They just put some different plastic on the front and some different lights on the back. that's it. American badge engineering Yo!The girlfriend will not be convinced, though, and I doubt either variant would fit on my drive, so its probably not going to happen.
aizvara said:
I do like them, not entirely sure why. I would have the saloon, in preference
Likewise, I remember being very disappointed by the space in the estate's boot, it was tiny for such a large car.Only mainstream (ie not a sportscar like a Vette or a Viper) American car I think I'd ever consider (but probably discount ultimately).
M.
I'm sure someone on the previous page inferred that a Crossfire is a great car.
I presume they are a Chinese peasant who's previous transport was an oxygen and cart?
This car is great. Just as Tony Soprano is a benign waste management operator.
Utter b
ks for the uk market, wheel on the wrong side, drinks like a lapsed member of AA, won't fit in a lane of a carriageway or the average garage. QED.
I presume they are a Chinese peasant who's previous transport was an oxygen and cart?
This car is great. Just as Tony Soprano is a benign waste management operator.
Utter b
ks for the uk market, wheel on the wrong side, drinks like a lapsed member of AA, won't fit in a lane of a carriageway or the average garage. QED.Gassing Station | General Gassing | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff