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I love the rear end! Retro-future perfectly styled! ... as to the rest of the car... if the old Charger didn't exist, maybe I'd like it.

Is the ugly bulkiness coming courtesy of pedestrian survival regulations?

If it weren't for "Hemi", "Charger", "red brembo", this is nothing but another american boat that can't take corners.

It got the rear end of a Talon TSI, front end of a EVOX, side figure of a impala. Very surprised it is squeezed between 2 Ferrari's.

Thats an amazing car and I think they nailed with this one, im sure it sounds good ,I love the old charger SRT Maybe cause this car is not made for track use, its just a fast comfortable 4 door saloon that is not going to cost 80k

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Originally Posted by 5vz-fe (Post 877574)

this is nothing but another american boat that can't take corners.

I would not assume too much just because it looks like a boat (at least to me). Remember the Rolls Royce is a large car which can be driven aggressively when called upon.

In another forum a guy who typically knows what he is talking about wrote the following.

http://thehotseatforum.com/forum/vie...t=98&start=250

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Originally Posted by mpatrizio

I need to drive one of those. The SRT8 Chrysler 300 felt heavy, but I've been intrigued by this latest offering from them as it's starting to compare favorably to the AMG/M5/S6's of the world.

I'm pretty sure this is the same guy who travels the world taking photos of race cars and car shows. He does gets access to some exotics and talks to many people in the industry. I'll have to ask him more because now I'm sort of curious.

Last week in Ann Arbor I spotted the new Taurus, it looked like that under the camo bra that it will be getting a big old catfish mouth, but no where near over the top as this beast from Chrysler.