Real Dodge Charger photos! U like as a daily driver?
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One things for sure, it don't look like no Charger to me. From what I've seen, the "Charger" concept has gone from bad, to badder, to baddest.
The PHR Charger concept car looked by far the best. That thing was downright bad ***. I've said it so many times...4 doors do not belong on a "Charger"
The PHR Charger concept car looked by far the best. That thing was downright bad ***. I've said it so many times...4 doors do not belong on a "Charger"
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I think it's lazy and half-assed to say the least. The logic that's being used in this instance is all to common nowdays. I think Dodge can do a much better job if they make it true to the original of the sixties and early seventies. Maybe base it on the Crossfire SRT6 platform and change it's appearance,and for the sake of decency, don't go with a cheap *** suspension like what Ford did with the new Mustang.
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Originally Posted by do0dfromcali
I think it looks like the 300c
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Not the worst car I've ever seen, but it doesn't have what it takes to intrigue me into buying it.. The 1/4 panel lines give me the feel of a charger. However, being a 4 door.. heavy as hell, and probably an underperformer, I can only imagine Dodge is definately aiming for a different market than what most of us on this board would be interested in.
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Man, this doesn't look good, and FWIW I would think ex-Camaro and Firebird Enthusiasts are the types of people Dodge wants to sell this car too.
As for me I think they would ahve been better off calling the car a "Magnum Sedan". Calling it a "Charger" seams to contrived......and wrong.
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As for me I think they would ahve been better off calling the car a "Magnum Sedan". Calling it a "Charger" seams to contrived......and wrong.
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FWIW this is the only Dodge I've been excited about, and they're not building it.
It's a 2-Seat Front engine, RWD coupe with a Neon SRT-4 Turbo motor. The price was planned at $17K and with weight less thana Neon it would have been a 13 second car easy. Anyhow I think something like that would have a been a great (affordable) Autocross track-toy.
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It's a 2-Seat Front engine, RWD coupe with a Neon SRT-4 Turbo motor. The price was planned at $17K and with weight less thana Neon it would have been a 13 second car easy. Anyhow I think something like that would have a been a great (affordable) Autocross track-toy.
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That Charger is so damn ugly. Why even call it the Charger. What a peice of trash, the headlights, the dodge ram grille, the thick borders around the window, the chopped rear window, the fender flare that's intergrated into the door, the ugly *** rear bumper....what a peice of complete garbage. Typical Dodge styling if you ask me.
I hate my computer monitor for showing something that ugly. Where's a broken image link when you need one.
I hate my computer monitor for showing something that ugly. Where's a broken image link when you need one.
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Originally Posted by sawedoff
I think it's lazy and half-assed to say the least. The logic that's being used in this instance is all to common nowdays. I think Dodge can do a much better job if they make it true to the original of the sixties and early seventies. Maybe base it on the Crossfire SRT6 platform and change it's appearance,and for the sake of decency, don't go with a cheap *** suspension like what Ford did with the new Mustang.