Challenger, Mustang and maybe a Camaro. Aimed (said Nightline) at 60 year old baby boomers? I doubt they'll be confined to that demographic. But, they did point out one thing; There would be nothing interesting having Steve McQueen do the Bullet chase scene in a Hyundai.
Man... the Challenger is ALL over car discussion, I've heard three distinct references to it on various radio talk NOT particulary having to do with the automotive world.
If Chrysler had any doubts before, it's a slam dunk now. And it IS (unlike the current muscle model) a beautiful car.
Because they put an updated version of their classic grill design on it instead of that fugly truck front end. Chrysler has ruined every one of their recent RWD designs with that stupid truck front end. Whatever marketing moron decided that they should capitialize on the popularity of their truck line that way should be taken out back and pelted with something.
I always shudder when we refer to "modern" muscle cars.... Where is the rumpy-rump idle of a 400+ inch motor with nearly too much camshaft? What do I see if I'm not looking at a couple of Holleys perched atop a tunnel ram manifold......
No guts.... no glory.... most of all - no midnight thrashes as we get the car bac together for the weekend......
Bwwwwwaaaahhhhhhhh!!!!
In the 06 Z06:)
Al
What car?
Al
On Fri, 13 Jan 2006 05:12:55 GMT, "Jim Warman" puked:
That's what happens when they come off warranty...
-- lab~rat >:-) Do you want polite or do you want sincere?
What do you call a Terminator cobra? Not a muscle car? You've obviously not ridden in one...
Jim Warman wrote:
Oh, and "Shut up Warman".
You gearheads are stinkin' dinosaurs. Get with the new millenium already.
I'm going to my Nissan dealer tonight to talk about ordering the new Urge. What a sweet ride THAT is. Even better when it's in Park.
dwight
I've got an Urge right now. I'll be sure to flush when I'm finished. ;-)
Dave
What car?
Al
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