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Granted, that's an extreme, but if the car weighs 3800lbs, and they give it 425-450hp, that's fine by me for a stock car. You can always strip weight or add more power.
I would never use weight as a deciding factor in whether I would buy a car or not.
Thanks for that. I was having a weight debate in another thread. I think you expressed what I am thinking very well. MOst people buy cars as TRANSPORTATION..... not as race cars. And GM will sell more of the lower power V8 or V6(if one is avabile) due to insurance and ga$.
It may appear big, because of the height of the belt line.
It is actually 7 inches shorter than a 4th gen.
Very sharp point on the nose?
Hardly, it's not any sharper of a point than the 1st Gen.
And yes, obviously the 21 and 22-inch wheels won't be on the production car.
Weight will be probably slightly higher than the 4th Gen.
...we discussed all the details on weight in the other thread.
If America isn't buying sporty cars, then how did 166,000 Mustangs sell in 2006?
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i LOVE the way this car looks ... didnt like it too much at first then saw it at the philly auto show and was blown away .. then saw transformers (hands down all time fav movie) last night and am more anxious than ever for this BEAUTY to ccome on out
its a new design and it will grow on you. people need to accept change and that car has it.
and my god, i cant believe people would want the challenger over the camaro! that car looks like it would be driven by the marshmallow man.
looks too puffy and almost every panel is the same from the 70's challenger! yuck! thats retro!
Take a comparison look with the CIEN....The C6 also seems to borrow a few lines from the CIEN concept.
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its a new design and it will grow on you. people need to accept change and that car has it.
and my god, i cant believe people would want the challenger over the camaro! that car looks like it would be driven by the marshmallow man.
looks too puffy and almost every panel is the same from the 70's challenger! yuck! thats retro!
1. Higher MPG
2. Lower emissions
3. Better handling
4. Faster
A heavier car is going to have to have a smaller engine to keep the MPG up and emmisions down. Which I don't really care about but I am sure the gov does.
As for handling and being faster, well its a sports/musle car if you don't want that then why do you want this type of car? just for looks? as far as wheels and gauges. I don't think the wheel choice or gauges are going to make the difference as far as weight goes.










