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Join Date: Jan 2003
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NAIAS: Dodge Challenger Concept
The new Challenger keeps a lot of the good: the signature horizontal “thrust” line that creases the fender and door and kicks up just ahead of the rear wheel; the wide look at front and rear; and the long, low hood accented by twin diagonal scoops fitted with functional butterfly valve intakes. Inside, deep gauge holes, a leather-wrapped steering wheel (with ribbed steering column, of course) and a pistol-grip shift handle evoke Challengers of old. Like Challengers past, this concept packs more than its share of muscle under the hood in the form of an SRT-tuned 6.1-liter, 425-hp, 420-lb-ft Hemi V8, linked to a six-speed manual transmission. Chrysler estimates the fully functional concept should rocket 0 to 60 mph in 4.5 seconds, clip the quarter-mile in 13 seconds and attain a top speed of 174 mph
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Re: NAIAS: Dodge Challenger Concept
hey i say make it. as long somebody buys this instead of a stupid toyota i say go for. and dont give me crap about it being a mercedes.. i know that.
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Re: NAIAS: Dodge Challenger Concept
I want it.
I sure am an LX-whore. I love 'em all!
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Re: NAIAS: Dodge Challenger Concept
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This is going to sound wrong but... That is the most modern looking retro design I have ever see. Who would have thought it was possible! |
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Join Date: May 2003
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Re: NAIAS: Dodge Challenger Concept
It looks much better than the scary Imperial. I am guessing that those are the radio and a/c controls all together. I wonder though, why Chrysler copied the base cluster as an example instead of the higher end Challenger cluster. The base model Challengers had one large gauge for the speedometer and a bunch of smaller gauges for the fuel, temperature, etc, the models with the gauge cluster had 4 equal sized gauge holes.
Though, from what I have seen of the Camaro photos that were released, the Challenger is starting to look a little tame. |
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Join Date: Oct 2005
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Re: NAIAS: Dodge Challenger Concept
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I think it looks a lot like the 1st Generation Camaro... say what you will about it not look'n like it... but it does... JUST LOOK @ IT!!! Nice car though... Camaro, please please us!!!
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![]() Awww... life is so grand... my truck in the garage and the Ponti look'n good... all I need now is a Corvette or a girlfriend.... hmmmm... a Corvette may be cheaper
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Join Date: Oct 2004
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Re: NAIAS: Dodge Challenger Concept
interesting interior, i kinda like it. the exterior however, i think it is one of the ugliest cars ive seen in awhile. if they had just made it a 2 door version of the charger, it would be fine
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