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Interesting, but of no real importance to me. Even if they half-a-million of em I would never be able to sees one in person
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Interesting article, although the fact that Chrysler is building a supercar is still hard for me to grasp. Hope the car makes it to production and doesn't follow the same path as the Bugatti Veyron.
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Oh how I laughed:
"As with our other performance products"
Yeah, all those "performance" Chryslers like the... err... PT Cruiser?
"it's a racing wheel, removable for entry/exit--in production, you'd be able to push the seat back more and tilt the column up for those purposes"
Excuse me? $xxx,xxx and you have to move the wheel and seat to get in?
Are they taking the piss?
It doesn't have the supercar "aura" that something like a Carrera GT, Enzo or McLaren F1 has, very much like the Veyron in that respect.
Characterless, possibly to do with both cars by big "average" car manufacturers throwing their vast cheque books in an "ours is faster than yours" fight.
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The car is at it's testing phase, let's give em' time to work on it. Maybe it'll be worth the wait.
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the car ran 0-60 mph in 2.9 seconds, to 100 mph in 6.2 seconds (faster than most cars get to 60 mph) and ran a 10.6 second quarter-mile at 136 mphOriginally Posted by coventrysucks
if this is true then it is
the car isnt american (good point) it isnt a chrysler (anothe good point for a performance car)
it is as italien Body and chassy designed and made by Pigani
it is a british gearbox
German AMG engine
basically the only thing american about it is the name
i think this should be a good car if they dont let the americans have there way with it
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it has plenty of character even for a test mule, and thats what they set out to do and thats what they did. it is "faster than yours"Characterless, possibly to do with both cars by big "average" car manufacturers throwing their vast cheque books in an "ours is faster than yours" fight.
and what would that be?i think this should be a good car if they dont let the americans have there way with it
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SRT-10, GTS, RT-10, GTS-R, SRT-4, SRT-6, SRT-8, magnum, crossfire, 300c, etc. ?Yeah, all those "performance" Chryslers like the... err... PT Cruiser?
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yes and the PT turbo, same engine as the SRT-4
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i think its an awsome car with mind blowing performance.
i havent been in one but have heard than getting into an enzo isnt a walk in the park either. besides thats not what this car is about, its not a super luxory car like the veyron its a race car for the road
and it looks hella cool !!!
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I saw it at the NAIAS. It was very cool and has awesome performance(from AMG). I think that it's hard to think of a Chrysler being one of the fastest cars ever made.
Don't forget the Dodge Ram SRT-10 and Plymouth Prowler and all of the Mopar Muscle Cars of the 70s!Originally Posted by megotmea7
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Most of those are Dodges, so not exactly the same as Chrysler...Originally Posted by megotmea7
And none of them are really at the cutting edge of the performance car market.
The majority of those are derivatives of boring saloons, the only cars of those that are truely developed as sports cars are the Crossfire and the Viper.
The Crossfire is basically a re-hashed SLK, with its outdated platform, packaging and performance. It has received an exceptionally lukewarm reception from the British motoring press.
The Viper? Who knows. I'm not really a fan, so I have not exactly gone out of my way to read a European review, so I don't know if it is as good as it is supposed to be.
The thing I found the funniest was that the quote implied that these semi-sporting products were somehow comparable to the ME4-12.
It is a bit like mentioning the Fiat Punto Sporting in the same breath as the Enzo
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you said it as if the PT cruiser was the best chrystler had to offer as far a performance goes, im in no position and lack the motivation to argue with you over the validness of chryslers sports products right to be called "sport" just stating that they're there
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Jeeze hard room! I had to look at it again to make sure we were looking at the same thing. Looks are subjective but I like it and I rekon if you like the McLaren F1 you would have to like it too. Chrysler have the Viper which I think rates a mention performance wise. They just do it different. Big and brutal.Originally Posted by Coventrysucks
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