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RE: What is the expected price for the Challenger?
ORIGINAL: WhiteHeat I agree with you, awsure. He comes here asking a simple question and gets called a "know it all" and an "obviously spoiled child." The fact that he withstood two days of this before responding to the attitude in-kind shows me more patience and self-control than any other 15 year-old I know. Those are qualities that bode well for a responsible driver. I appreciate all the helpful suggestions that were offered here. I hope he takes them to heart. But if you don't think you've been "piling-on" him, just take a look at the thread title and count how many posts actually are on-topic. Heat I needed that.. |
RE: What is the expected price for the Challenger?
ORIGINAL: wallstreetman BTW, The Challenger will sell in the $50,000 range the first year! |
RE: What is the expected price for the Challenger?
they wont be able to compete with any of the other market (chevy/ford) if they put a huge price tag on it. Lets be frank here challenger is "CHANCING" people are going to luv the new car and take it into there hands and spend there hard earned cash on it. Chevy/ford KNOW people will buy there car no doubt about it. I used to be so nervous of what the challenger is going to cost im pretty laid back about it now. I don't think it will be as outrageous as people make it out to be.
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For the record, I ordered and bought my spanking new 73 'Cuda 340 when I was 14 years old and if I recall correctly I paid a whopping 3642 for it (thanks dad!). It was basically parked for a year and a half except for dad taking it to work now and again and then I drove it for two years when I turned 16. Then at 18, I had the car parked for twelve; life got in the way, school, service, wife etc. Not all kids are bent on self destruction.
But I digress, back on topic. I do not recall who said it, but I agree, Chrysler is taking a chance we will buy this beauty. If they price it too high, the people willing to buy the first year will be low. If the price is competitive, there is still the Mustang and all the other increasingly powerful cars out there including the many road hugging, adrenaline pumping foreign cars like the BMW 5 series, gosh did I just say that? I know I am buyuing one, but I am not going to be stupid with my pocket book, just like I "try" not to be stupid about my life. (Of course there is always the occasional need for a healthy push on the accellerator 8^)) ehh haaa. ) -Phil |
RE: What is the expected price for the Challenger?
Well guys, I'm coming back just to talk about the new Challenger because it's got me excited, but I already got my car.
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RE: What is the expected price for the Challenger?
So are you excited because you will sell your Mustang and upgrade to a Challenger.
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TBH man..I love my Stang. I just don't think the Challenger is worth what I have heard they are going to be asking, which is in the 50's. The highest my parents would go is around 35-40. I'm very happy with my Stang though. Plus I'm sure insurance with the Challenger is horrible.
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Congrats on the new mustang. I wish you would've held out of the challenger though, but it was your choice!!
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Thanks man, do you like the Stang? The Challenger is nice, but the price is a little steep, and insurance would be insane. My choice basically came down to a Charger or a Stang.
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That Mustang is actually very nice. My son has one just like it.....black Mustang GT 2006 and all.
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