Challenger SRT8 to be $37995
11-29-2007, 09:03 AM
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Challenger SRT8 to be $37995
http://jalopnik.com/cars/muscle-car-...995-327843.php
Now that they have released the price, the question that comes to my mind is, what is the "market adjustment" that will be added by each dealer? $2-3k, $5k +?
Now that they have released the price, the question that comes to my mind is, what is the "market adjustment" that will be added by each dealer? $2-3k, $5k +?
11-29-2007, 09:14 AM
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Looks like they used the concept for the commercial and the pics on that link?
The callenger is an awesome looking car. Hunkers down.... I kinda want one
This gives me great hope for a Camaro SS for 28K? How 'bout it GM?
Here's the countdown.... 69 days and some change left....
http://www.dodgechallengercountdown.com/
God, I wish that was the countdown for the camaro.....
The callenger is an awesome looking car. Hunkers down.... I kinda want one
Oh yeah baby, the Muscle Car Wars (patent pending) are totally on now and Dodge is showing it -- revealing both a new commercial for the new muscle car that declares simply "It's On!" and then by dropping a pricing of $37,995 on the limited-edition, top of the line and 6.1-liter Hemi-powered 2008 Dodge Challenger SRT8. The new pony car from the brand with the horns will come in three colors, black, silver or Hemi orange and they'll begin taking orders on the new Hemi hotness starting December 3rd. Now that would make a "December to Remember." We're totally declaring Monday a Jalopnik muscle car holiday. Full press release after the jump and we'll be seeing the official unveil in person in just a couple of months at the Chicago Auto Show.
Here's the countdown.... 69 days and some change left....
http://www.dodgechallengercountdown.com/
God, I wish that was the countdown for the camaro.....
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11-29-2007, 09:37 AM
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11-29-2007, 12:31 PM
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So for 7 grand more I get a Vette.
I'll take the Vette.
But maybe that's just because I despise retro styling.
My BMW got hit a week ago and they've given me an 08 Mustang to drive around and it hasn't grown on me in the least...
I'll take the Vette.
But maybe that's just because I despise retro styling.
My BMW got hit a week ago and they've given me an 08 Mustang to drive around and it hasn't grown on me in the least...
11-29-2007, 12:37 PM
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I'll take the Vette, too, but not because of a problem with the retro styling. 
The Vette is just the better car.
Of course, the back seat in the Vette is a little snug...
(I still love the styling of the Mustang...)
The Vette is just the better car.
Of course, the back seat in the Vette is a little snug...
(I still love the styling of the Mustang...)
11-29-2007, 12:48 PM
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I like muscle cars a lot more than sports cars so I'd take the Challenger over any Corvette anyday. Now over a Camaro, that's a different story. I'll have to wait and see what the production Camaro looks like and what motors it comes with.