Well, Maserati was the only brand the really got the turbo 6's based on the Pentastar design: Alfa ended up using Ferrari’s V8 with 2 cylinders chopped off, and I think Fiat/Fiat Professional either used what was still in production from that point, or just used the Pentastars.

Underrated choice.

You even mentioned the blank-check Ferrari adapted 3.0's that proved Chrysler’s idea of slapping a single turbo or two would’ve been ineffective at their price point!

Holy filters.

The different design cues confuse me and also intrigues me!

My foot in the door was playing Need for Speed Most Wanted (2005) for the first time. The full entrance was at the “local” Mopar club’s yearly meet-up where talking to all the owners could get you talking about memory lane with the cars the brought or how their Toyota’s or Volkswagen’s were doing. On top of that,…

Well, considering the ‘69 Charger and the ZX/5th generation Viper are both my favorite cars, I guess I’ll have to do both?

I came here for good takes.

YES! People also forgot that.

I no diced that. Too much money.

That “New Edge” update only looked good when they went wild with the body, in my opinion.

I like the current styling much better than whatever they thought was a good idea in what, 2018/2019?

Daimler for the win!

My 10 year isn’t until 2025, and that’s even if my class actually has a reunion.

Even Dodge is/has given out security updates to owners for free in the Charger & Challenger when those were an issue.

Thanks for the great news that I’ll always be wrong, instead of point someone clueless into a proper direction.

How am I full of shit when I had no examples ever explained, shown, or even written in articles, until after I made that comment?

I know the average new car price is around $45,000, but I’m one of the few that think affordable about hit’s it’s peak at about $35,000 tops, generally $25,000 to $30,000 is where I’d think affordable would be.

Unless your roads never get plowed correctly 100% of the time, I’d imagine the only ones from Scandinavian countries deal with more snow then most would the few living as far away from civilization by themselves for kilometers.

20% of new cars sold in 2035 have to be hybrids.