According to this article the GT will start at $25K. But who knows...
http://www.fortune.com/fortune/photoessay/0,18467,581161-8,00.html
http://www.fortune.com/fortune/photoessay/0,18467,581161-8,00.html
wandler20 said:According to this article the GT will start at $25K. But who knows...
http://www.fortune.com/fortune/photoessay/0,18467,581161-8,00.html
spanky442 said:Yeah, for $25K it better come with some good options. I can't see paying much more than that for a GT.
wandler20 said:According to this article the GT will start at $25K. But who knows...
http://www.fortune.com/fortune/photoessay/0,18467,581161-8,00.html
66Satellite said:Huh? The Ford 500 (4 stars) looks like a complete turd compared to the Dodge Magnum (2 stars). Same price.
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spanky442 said:I think its sad that the F-body is gone. It was nice to have real competition. What left? Hondas?
shatner saves said:The economy could be much better in 7 months. There is also the initial WOW factor to deal with. The more people cram themselves into dealersips to buy these cars, the less the dealer will be inclined to offer any incentives. We'll just have to wait and see.
Z28x said:200HP FWD with ultra boring styling vs. 340HP Hemi powered RWD drag'n wagon.
The '05 Monte Carlo is said to be getting a 5.3L V8, to bad it is FWD
Too bad every other coupe on the market is FWD
mp67 said:Thats a pretty big engine to put in a relatively small engine bay and still keep it fwd. I heard the SS was going to be a supercharged six fwd. Would like to see it revert back to V8 and rwd though. That would be sweet.