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<blockquote data-quote="svtfocus2cobra" data-source="post: 16578475" data-attributes="member: 21786"><p>You understand what I'm getting at perfectly. I get what everyone else is saying, but it just doesn't intrigue or excite me in the least. </p><p></p><p>I've driven every iteration of the Challenger outside of the Demon so I know what they are like. They are heavy, comfortable cars with ample power that is delivered surprisingly smooth with the auto trans, but they still feel like they belong back in 2005-2010 when the model was first resurrected. Ford and GM have drastically moved on since then and completely revolutionized how they offer performance vehicles while Dodge is content with staying back in that era. When I say they are content they really are as FCA canceled the platform change the Challenger and Charger were supposed to move to which would have made them lighter and thus very real contenders to what the Mustang and Camaro have to offer. </p><p></p><p>I'm not saying they aren't fast or fun, but there is so much left on the table with them in other aspects that Ford and GM are taking advantage of, and so I'm more intrigued by what Ford and GM are doing and not so much by what Dodge is doing because I know the extent of what it is going to entail.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="svtfocus2cobra, post: 16578475, member: 21786"] You understand what I'm getting at perfectly. I get what everyone else is saying, but it just doesn't intrigue or excite me in the least. I've driven every iteration of the Challenger outside of the Demon so I know what they are like. They are heavy, comfortable cars with ample power that is delivered surprisingly smooth with the auto trans, but they still feel like they belong back in 2005-2010 when the model was first resurrected. Ford and GM have drastically moved on since then and completely revolutionized how they offer performance vehicles while Dodge is content with staying back in that era. When I say they are content they really are as FCA canceled the platform change the Challenger and Charger were supposed to move to which would have made them lighter and thus very real contenders to what the Mustang and Camaro have to offer. I'm not saying they aren't fast or fun, but there is so much left on the table with them in other aspects that Ford and GM are taking advantage of, and so I'm more intrigued by what Ford and GM are doing and not so much by what Dodge is doing because I know the extent of what it is going to entail. [/QUOTE]
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