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My car doesn’t have “Dodge” written on it anywhere, none of the literature says “Dodge”, when searching for parts for it I cannot search for a “2013 Dodge”, the state registration card says “SRT Viper” not “Dodge Viper” etc etc etc.

SRT of course.

But the question is why not just buy something like a Honda Foreman?

The full on race style ones are a bit silly but the more civilized ones are great for yard work, plowing snow, etc

It’s tough because I think an Evora with a Toyota V6 is more of a supercar than something like an AMG GT with the corporate V8 but there isn’t really a good way to draw a dividing line.

-It can’t simply be a high trim of a lesser model, even if that lesser model is a sports car itself (No GT500, ZR1, or 911 GT3).

Uhhh, welcome?

I just hope a bunch of people on the Z06 waiting lists drop off to order one of these instead.

I think you are 100% correct. A lot of wishful thinking going on around here.

Neither is the Prowler, smart guy.

Taking a 4 seat RZR up into the mountains just outside Yellowstone with my wife and young kids. We drove on trails much too narrow and steep for any road vehicle to traverse safely, saw wildlife up close, abandoned mines/equipment, cabins no one had lived in for decades, and some of the most spectacular views I’ve…

Zero?

Silver is the worst color in general, and especially on cars like this, but you won’t find many sub $25K Prowlers. Especially later ones. Easy NP.

I thought we’ve been there ever since the Volvo S90 went on sale?

The guy needs a Bronco. They’re out there in his budget.

Guy: “I don’t want a 4Runner”.

Sure, but the title of the article is literally “Vacation Plans Put On Hold Because Of Gas Prices”.

Man, people are not good at determining what gas price increases actually cost them.

Never thought I’d be saying a G Wagon looks like a good value compared to anything, but here we are.