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All 911s are retro. Most 'civilians' wouldn't be able to tell the diff between a '69 and a '91.
and the new Beetle pulled VW out of a huge hole; they'd never have sold that many Golfs or Jettas... not even close. |
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tcar? Damned good point! The SUV the only exception...the Cayenne only copied the other stuff out there.
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Holly crap, the concept even has a manual tranny in it! I know it most likely wouldn't make it into production that way, but if it did, I'll take mine in lime green!
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The boat the Chrysler group missed is a retro version of the Superbird! With that big a$s wing, they would sell like hot cakes to the ricer crowd:
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It's pretty slick. It looks like a follow on model, with no interveneing years having passed since the last one, at least in the photos.
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425 horsepower? That's what the old 426 Hemi was rated at...
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Somebody mentioned getting one in white. Here is a link to a white one. I also want a white one with a Hemi to match my white 1970 Challenger with the old school 426 Hemi
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The new Challenger is a boring design. It's TOO close to the original. The new Lamborghini Miura redo is the same deal. They both look like ChipFoosePimpMyRide versions of the originals.
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kmhemi? Are you on that board? If so, you might send 'em a link to this thread, let them read what P-car guys think. Yep, I think we might be buying a white one, but Cindy liked the gray. Of course, they have to make it first, then we'll look. Gawd, it would be fun to watch a "grudge drag" between your old & the new. Retired, no kids at home...hell, might as well buy something new that's a little bit of fun as a daily driver. If we do it, it'll be just that...grocery hauler/daily driver. I already have a cult car, and one of those is enough for me.
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Green is now my second pick. The blue is just too cool!
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[B]...I'll take mine in lime green! Personally, I'd take a black one, or better yet, Challenger Purple... Randy
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I love it. It just looks mean and sleek. I had heard it was built on the Mercedes E class chassis.
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Lime green for me - please, flat black stripes - I like it much better than the retro Camaro... But I agree with the others on this - can we get past being spoon fed all this retro crap.
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The link said possibly in the showrooms by 2009. I guess we all have time to think about it, right? No price mentioned. Anybody care to guess?
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