Mustang Wins (Again)
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From: this one. the one with the 2 letters.
First, there was the Car and Driver comparo. Then, there was the Cars.com shootout.
Now, Consumer Reports gives the 'stang the nod. Good stuff.
Now, Consumer Reports gives the 'stang the nod. Good stuff.
http://www.edmunds.com/insideline/do...ticleId=154386
the edmunds.com GT500, Camaro SS, Challenger SRT-8 comparison
and xzibitstang: enough with the bold!!!
the edmunds.com GT500, Camaro SS, Challenger SRT-8 comparison
and xzibitstang: enough with the bold!!!
I honestly find myself wondering why any of you guys bother to post this sort of story in the first place. It's always the same thing anyway. Wanking over how much attention you get in the car pretty much nullifying anything the reviewer has to say.
FWIW I can't say I care much for consumer reports road tests either. They should stick to the kitchen.
FWIW I can't say I care much for consumer reports road tests either. They should stick to the kitchen.
Just yesterday I passed a blue one going in the opposite direction. We gave each other a smile and a nod. After all, he may not be driving a Mustang but there's still a brotherhood between pony/muscle car owners. At least I think there should be. It's us vs the everyday econoboxes.
I think the Challenger is the best looking of the 3 "retro" vehicles. The Camaro the least good looking of the 3.
Dodge has overpriced the Challenger. That's the main problem.
Many of the Challenger guys are pretty cool but some of them just reek of arrogance. From how they speak you'd think the only reason they got the car is to get attention from people.
Dodge has overpriced the Challenger. That's the main problem.
Many of the Challenger guys are pretty cool but some of them just reek of arrogance. From how they speak you'd think the only reason they got the car is to get attention from people.


