mopar440

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

joeyr

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.

joeyr

Here are some pics to compare.



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RoswellGrey

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

joeyr

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

RoswellGrey

Much better, Joeyr!

McDonald

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

mopar440

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.

McDonald

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

RLSH700

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.