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Dodge Challenger anybody own one
- Thread starter Gimmeguns
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A buddy of mine has a Mr. Norm edition challenger. That thing is bad ass.
Ya'll take it easy with all this vert beemer hate, @PearlDiver doesn't have the only one, ya know.
but I have no groupies...
Drive it and they will come...Ya'll take it easy with all this vert beemer hate, @PearlDiver doesn't have the only one, ya know.
I drove it to the "angry woman march" nobody would even do a selfie with me.Drive it and they will come...
In your honor... BDR1
Lol....well in your defence those gals act like they got a stick up their tailsI drove it to the "angry woman march" nobody would even do a selfie with me.
In your honor... BDR1
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I have a 2010 Hemi orange R/T that I have driven to meet several of you to make trades. She's a 6 speed with leather and I can honestly say I enjoy driving it every time I get in it. Not as fast as some but has a real trunk and plenty of headroom.
Awww man that's nice...lol..for some reason I didn't even see the car till just now....I drove it to the "angry woman march" nobody would even do a selfie with me.
In your honor... BDR1
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Did you notice the Duck Dynasty sign beside the drivers side mirror?
Really "classes up" the old homestead.
I have an RT 6 speed, bought back in 2010. Great cars, very fast but not exactly great handlers. They look great and Dodges are just as reliable as any other American brand these days.
One downside is that they have a huge blind spot so you need to be good with your side mirrors, Pretty big cars as well, so for city driving they can be a pain. The manual in stop-and-go is also a PITA, but that's true for any car.
Growing up I had every fast MoPar but a Hemi Challenger, so when they started making them just in time for my mid-life crisis I couldn't say no.
That all being said, they are one of the best of the 'retro' muscle cars out there. If you don;t need to do a lot of stop and go commuting, I'd say 'go for it'.
One downside is that they have a huge blind spot so you need to be good with your side mirrors, Pretty big cars as well, so for city driving they can be a pain. The manual in stop-and-go is also a PITA, but that's true for any car.
Growing up I had every fast MoPar but a Hemi Challenger, so when they started making them just in time for my mid-life crisis I couldn't say no.
That all being said, they are one of the best of the 'retro' muscle cars out there. If you don;t need to do a lot of stop and go commuting, I'd say 'go for it'.
