Not really. Companies will usually paint their similar motors the same color, for example Chrysler likes to make all HEMIS are orange, while the old 318, 340, and 360 blocks from Chrysler were blue (Since they were essentially the same motor).
MoparOrNoCar (Okay, maybe a Mazda?)
mopar39426
NP.
Chrysler paints all their "HEMI" engines orange, the Hellcat is included in this practice.
It covers the ignition coils genius.
This is about the Hellcat, not a used C63 AMG.
Actually it's orange.
I want this one do bad. The Shelby Lancer is an image of subdued 80's coolness.
Actually the Mustang was NOT the first pony car. That honor goes to the Plymouth Barracuda, which was launched 2 weeks earlier.
Actually the Mustang was NOT the first pony car. That honor goes to the Plymouth Barracuda, which was launched 2 weeks earlier.
The "Pony Car" name, however, is derived from the Mustang.
We would then have the VAG GINA Concept?
Finally F&F transmissions would be accurate.
That's what I was thinking.
Dodge at least TRYS metal (in a mainstream half-ass way).
Motley Crue is considered metal by anyone BUT Metal fans.
I could easily see a Metallica Challenger Hellcat for example.
The 3.6 IS over 300 now. It's up to 305 as a top rating.
*drool*
Considering the cars are boring enough to not warrant attention, they ARE pictures of Lee.
Suggested By: shpuker, Photo Credit: big-ashb
The Challenger T/A and Cuda AAR siblings.
Imagine a world where the ME was built.
Chrysler would have one of the fastest cars in the world. (IIRC the Top Speed was 242).
Holy shit that M5 and DB9 are 10 already?!?!