Lookout Challenger here comes Camaro
05-28-2008, 10:19 AM
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RE: Lookout Challenger here comes Camaro
I drive past a black 2003 Corvette ZO6 everyday that's for sale...$36K is the asking price. Talk about bang for the buck! I'm sure you would have a lot of fun looking at Mustangs, Challengers and Camaros in your rearview mirror.
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Hey Challenger! The Camaro's always been a poor man's Vette'...
But it used to look like a good looking muscle car... now just something into the future... ohh well... I welcome all takers... shoot if the price is right go get your V-8 and if it's faster than mine then it's fast
I don't care what car it's in. But im assuming some people will stay brand loyal even though they might buy an uglier car...
Me though I don't care Im going to make the purchase that makes the most sense and "cents" even if I have to jump off the Challenger ship. I don't want to but if the R/T is gonna start at more than 32k I just can't do it. So i'll fish in the Pontiac and Chevy pond if I have to. But no matter what I'll always pay homage to the Challenger. But i've got a need for speed and I think 30k should buy a lot so I'll keep waiting. But in the end a 2003 Drop-top Vette' would be sweet. I've seen some with only 15,000 miles on it. Ill be honest those types of "steals" are hard to pass up. Shoot if I did get one I'd hot-rod it out though. But in the back of my head I keep hearing LIFETIME WARRANTY but in my foot I hear faster...faster...faster...
Hey Challenger! The Camaro's always been a poor man's Vette'...
But it used to look like a good looking muscle car... now just something into the future... ohh well... I welcome all takers... shoot if the price is right go get your V-8 and if it's faster than mine then it's fast I don't care what car it's in. But im assuming some people will stay brand loyal even though they might buy an uglier car... Me though I don't care Im going to make the purchase that makes the most sense and "cents" even if I have to jump off the Challenger ship. I don't want to but if the R/T is gonna start at more than 32k I just can't do it. So i'll fish in the Pontiac and Chevy pond if I have to. But no matter what I'll always pay homage to the Challenger. But i've got a need for speed and I think 30k should buy a lot so I'll keep waiting. But in the end a 2003 Drop-top Vette' would be sweet. I've seen some with only 15,000 miles on it. Ill be honest those types of "steals" are hard to pass up. Shoot if I did get one I'd hot-rod it out though. But in the back of my head I keep hearing LIFETIME WARRANTY but in my foot I hear faster...faster...faster...
05-29-2008, 05:18 AM
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RE: Lookout Challenger here comes Camaro
Albeeno, you should be looking for a used Viper then you could add Corvettes to the list in your rear view mirror.
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05-29-2008, 07:14 AM
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Albeeno, you should be looking for a used Viper then you could add Corvettes to the list in your rear view mirror.
Albeeno, you should be looking for a used Viper then you could add Corvettes to the list in your rear view mirror.
I sold my 2000 Viper RT/10 when the Challenger went to build status. The Viper is a totally different car that requires full time driver input and rarely gives you the chance to cruise and relax. Don't get me wrong I loved my Vipers (1996 and 2000) but I am ready for an automatic with some real power that still turns heads !
05-29-2008, 08:23 AM
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i couldn't agree more either ive had big block cars with no a/c from the 60s and 70s forever its gonna be nice to just get in and go and not worry about something not working or a ballast resistor not that i don't love my cars but this challenger is hands down the hottest thing out of the big 3 in 35 years
05-29-2008, 08:27 PM
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RE: Lookout Challenger here comes Camaro
Since the glass encompasses that entire area, not just the section you can see through, and secretes the B-Pillar, it creates the window look bigger than it is.
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i couldn't agree more either ive had big block cars with no a/c from the 60s and 70s forever its gonna be nice to just get in and go and not worry about something not working or a ballast resistor not that i don't love my cars but this challenger is hands down the hottest thing out of the big 3 in 35 years
i couldn't agree more either ive had big block cars with no a/c from the 60s and 70s forever its gonna be nice to just get in and go and not worry about something not working or a ballast resistor not that i don't love my cars but this challenger is hands down the hottest thing out of the big 3 in 35 years
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