kevin2323

I like the analogy ...

Riptide

Apparently some Challenger owners require the car to get girls. Or their posts would have you believe as such.

Yankee

Noop, most of your in-town (i.e. local cops) police Chargers have the 3.5 V6. Your highway patrol Chargers have the 5.7, and they aren't "chipped", they're the exact same 5.7 that anyone can get in an R/T model (unless you were referring to some other sort of "chip", as in California Highway Patrol...).

Easiest way to tell the V6s from the Hemis are the V6 has a single exhaust while the Hemi has duals.

Yankee

If that's really the case, like I said - at least they're giving proper credit where credit is due.

Riptide

Apparently none of you have driven through a trailer park in a Camaro. No problem picking up the trash with that car. Nope. No problem at all.

MrKrisSullivan

Hmmm.... well every "Sheriffs" police car i've seen is the Hemi...
Somewhere I remember posting about how the Challenger is a "rich-boy" car... well you guy's seem to be acting the role now that the Camaro priceing is out...
If you guy's can't say anything relivant about the car then why say anything?? Some of you guy's sound like brats or jerks or whatever... It's kinda sad fellas and honestly I cringe at ready this garbage...

Riptide

Honestly I can get chicks in my 1990 honda civic. All I have to do is roll down the window and hang my cawk over the door sill. Usually I have a couple hundred women following me from light to light. Something about the way it flops around in the wind does the trick I think.

Maybe it's the car though. Rice is pretty popular these days.

kevin2323

small alert!

Riptide

lol

I have to be careful because if I let to much of it over the door sill it could get caught up in the rear tires. I shudder to think what would happen... So I keep some of it reeled in.

kevin2323

REEL IN THAT HOSE SON! LOL