Interiors
 

With all the talk about the lousy interiors in Chrysler cars(to much plastic). It seems Chrysler as decided to create its own " Interior Department" to handle making the interiors of the cars they make better. So hopefully the Challenger won't be loaded with to much plastic pieces.
http://www.autoweek.com/apps/pbcs.dl.../70312002/1528

RE: Interiors
 

Thank you for talking about the interior, I was wondering your opinion on how close the production chally will be to the original. It looked from my opinion close the a charger/magnum, 300 with more black pieces and a few accenting silver plastics. But with higher quality pieces come higher quality costs, so it will be "interesting" to see how that will play out.

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Here are some pics to compare.



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RE: Interiors
 

That Joeyr -- he's all thumbnails when it comes to sending pictures. ;)

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lol, sorry about that. I didnt realize the pictures were so tiny, they are bigger now. No microscope required

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Much better, Joeyr! :)

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Im not a big fan of the new pistol grips.. They dont live up to the name pistol grip, what are your thoughts..?

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I think its kinda cool, wish it was more angled down like the original was. But I am sure somebody will come out with that type of shifter for it.

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I was thinking the same thing, angled down would be awesome.

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Actually, if you look at the interior of most cars these days, the interior is in fact mostly plastic including Lexus. I sat in a new Z4 at the Kansas City autoshow and I was shocked by how loaded it was with cheap plastic. It was cheaper looking than most Pontiacs. I think the Challenger's interior looks good regardless how much of it is plastic.