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Sucker for a '23 300C (formerly Magnum_SRT8)
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Andy,

Trojan

Kohler
Toilet
Shit

I have historically been a Ford truck and Toyota car guy. Then in 2019, I took the plunge and bought a brand new 2019 RAM 1500 Rebel.

West Texas.  Just mile after mile of mile after mile.

There will be half a dozen Hellcat swapped new Chargers at SEMA next year.  Bank on it.

I have a 1992 Custom Cruiser, alongside 1993 and 1996 Buick Roadmaster wagons. The differences between the two models are fascinating, despite their similarities. The biggest difference is the fact that my Custom Cruiser has a Buick turbo V6 from a 1987 Grand National in it 🤣

For me it’s signing the “We Owe” form that says “Nothing Owed, No warranty, AS-IS”, then signing the FTC that says “DEALER OFFERS NO GUARANTEE OR REPAIRS”, and then finally, the white form that says AS-IS in 4 inch tall letters, and then calling me a week later after discovering an issue.

There’s that word again...heavy. Is there a problem with the earth’s gravitational pull?

Hey, remember how Tesla got Department of Energy loans back in the day to support their early manufacturing!?

Worst Mustang?

The answer has always been the Dodge Aries K-car.

If it is a dangerous as a “death trap” then why are you driving it?

At least you’ll have something to do while you wait for the engine replacement.

It has been said before, but Hellcat the Chrysler 300.  Shares a platform with the Charger/Challenger, and it has been done before.  As far as engine swapping on a modern car it’s pretty straight forward.  Just tune the suspension for performance, and boom super sedan.

Mr. Taylor,

The only way this ends without a nation or even world ending catastrophe is with Trump dying in prison along with his accomplices.

My wife has a 22. We’ve had a number of warranty nitpick repairs thus far. Just get an extended warranty so it becomes the dealer’s problem instead. Exactly what the above poster said, powerful but rises really smooth. 

Eurosport VR...

This is something that Lincoln realized and does very, very well with the Aviator. I bought an Aviator last year after setting my sights on a supple, powerful, attractive SUV that rides beautifully and has ample power.