Will I be able to buy a new challenger in two years?
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for that much money I'd be driving an audi r8 :P.
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In response to your question if you'll be able to buy a Challenger in two years, definitely yes. Contact me if Dodge has gone out of business, and you can have mine for, say, a mere $125,000. 
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I am in love with the design of this car and vow to own one after some things are taken cared of financially. I fear that the merger with GM would mean they are going to eventually axe the challenger. IF they do decide to merge, how much time do I have?
I am in love with the design of this car and vow to own one after some things are taken cared of financially. I fear that the merger with GM would mean they are going to eventually axe the challenger. IF they do decide to merge, how much time do I have?
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As of today no ones knows if you'll be able to buy a new Challenger in two years, so buy now or buy used. Perhpas a 2010 Challenger with a 6.4 will be available...perhaps.
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lol, I highly doubt the camaro will flop. It's a legit mustang killer, with good looks, and strong customer loyalty. One of the reasons why I prefer the challenger over the camaro is because I know everybody and their wife will eventually buy the camaro.
lol, I highly doubt the camaro will flop. It's a legit mustang killer, with good looks, and strong customer loyalty. One of the reasons why I prefer the challenger over the camaro is because I know everybody and their wife will eventually buy the camaro.
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As of today no ones knows if you'll be able to buy a new Challenger in two years, so buy now or buy used. Perhpas a 2010 Challenger with a 6.4 will be available...perhaps.
As of today no ones knows if you'll be able to buy a new Challenger in two years, so buy now or buy used. Perhpas a 2010 Challenger with a 6.4 will be available...perhaps.
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for that much money I'd be driving an audi r8 :P.
for that much money I'd be driving an audi r8 :P.
ORIGINAL: RoswellGrey
In response to your question if you'll be able to buy a Challenger in two years, definitely yes. Contact me if Dodge has gone out of business, and you can have mine for, say, a mere $125,000.
ORIGINAL: sjgould
I am in love with the design of this car and vow to own one after some things are taken cared of financially. I fear that the merger with GM would mean they are going to eventually axe the challenger. IF they do decide to merge, how much time do I have?
I am in love with the design of this car and vow to own one after some things are taken cared of financially. I fear that the merger with GM would mean they are going to eventually axe the challenger. IF they do decide to merge, how much time do I have?
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RE: Will I be able to buy a new challenger in two years?
ORIGINAL: RoswellGrey
In response to your question if you'll be able to buy a Challenger in two years, definitely yes. Contact me if Dodge has gone out of business, and you can have mine for, say, a mere $125,000.
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For that much money, I'd turn around and buy a restored 70 Challenger. [8D]
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A nice HEMI Challenger in fact, or two nice big-block cars. But, then you could also get yourself a nice wingcar with today's pricing having come down a bit...
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OK, The true value of the Chrysler, is Jeep, the Dodge Truck line and the minivans. The trucks line is in trouble with fuel prices. Minivans are being hurt by the crossovers . Sorry I haven’t seen anything that shows the Challenger is profitable (there are still 08 for sale and they had 6400 pre-orders in the first week) The LX has had fair sales on the back of the 300s but they dropped the Magnum. The Charger fleet line may have some value.
As for the Camaro does anyone remember the GTO? It was built on the same Holden platform. I hope it does better but I don’t see the Camaro as a sure thing. If GM doesn’t have fair success with the Camaro it may not last to long. It will be interesting to see what Ford does with the next generation Mustang.
BTW for 125 i'll go for a XV Challenger
As for the Camaro does anyone remember the GTO? It was built on the same Holden platform. I hope it does better but I don’t see the Camaro as a sure thing. If GM doesn’t have fair success with the Camaro it may not last to long. It will be interesting to see what Ford does with the next generation Mustang.
BTW for 125 i'll go for a XV Challenger
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