Team MF Member #316 Posts: 13716
Joined: 11/18/2002 From: yep Status: offline
im "a dodge guy", and im not too worried about it...the viper is cool, but there are faster cars for less money now, and the viper doesnt bring in any revenue to dodge. they need to make a realistic high end car, such as fords gt500...that doesnt cost 80 grand..something like a high end challenger.
im "a dodge guy", and im not too worried about it...the viper is cool, but there are faster cars for less money now, and the viper doesnt bring in any revenue to dodge. they need to make a realistic high end car, such as fords gt500...that doesnt cost 80 grand..something like a high end challenger.
Well they do have the SRT8 challenger now...but I wouldnt really consider that to be a 'high performer'.
They need something that can compete well with the bang for buck of the vette. ( I dont see that happening tho)
it doesnt really bother me too much that the viper's going, besides its not like its necessarily gone for good, they can always bring it back later
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Let me tell you what Melba Toast is packin'''' right here, all right. We got 4:11 Positrac outback, 750 double pumper, Edelbrock intake, bored over 30, 11 to 1 pop-up pistons, turbo-jet 390 horsepower. We''''re talkin'''' some f**kin'''' . . . muscle.
06 GT Premium 5sp, Shaker 1000, Eibach PRO lowering springs, American Muscle GT4 Black rims, Bassani Catted X-pipe, Bassani Stainless Steel Racing Mufflers, Moser Racing Axles
If they bring the Viper back sometime in the future, they better have a good design for it. I saw the current Viper the other day and the back of it looks horrendous.
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2007 automatic V6 Blue Mustang 5 sp with gray hood chrome and rear spoiler
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