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At the New York Auto Show, Dodge announced that the entry-level version of the 2009 Challenger coupe, the SE that’s powered by Chrysler’s 250 Hp 3.5-liter V6 unit matted to a 4-speed automatic gearbox will be priced in the low $20,000s. Now, let’s say you’re in the market searching for a brand-new sports car in that price range.
- New Lotus Evora Priced From $149,990 In Australia
Lotus has confirmed Australian pricing for its all-new Evora sports car a few months ahead of the coupe's market launch scheduled for the third quarter of 2009. The entry level two-seater version of the Evora will be priced at $149,990 AU (recommended...
- Dodge Challenger R/t Widebody Convertible By West Coast Customs
When it comes to modifying cars and TV Shows, the sky's the limit for what can be done as money isn't usually much of an issue. This one-of-a-kind wide body '09 Dodge Challenger R/T Convertible is the work of the pimp-slapping guys over at...
- Dodge Challenger Convertible From Nce Heads For Sema Show
Newport Convertible Engineering or NCE for short will be the second tuner to debut a drop-top conversion for the new Dodge Challenger Coupe at the SEMA Show in Las Vegas. But unlike Coach Builders Limited that released a set of real life photos of their...
- 2009 Dodge Challenger Se V6 Starts From $21,995, Rt V8 From $29,995
As promised back in March when it was announced that the Challenger’s prices will start in the low $20,000s, Dodge has priced its entry level SE V6 model at $21,995, which includes $675 for destination. The more desirable R/T model with its 5.7-liter...
- Challenger Is Hot
eBay is proving the true market value of the upcoming Dodge Challenger. The SRT8 version, with which a gas-guzzler surcharge is automatic, will feature an MSRP around $40K. Although the full production design of the Challenger hasn't even debuted...
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$20k Buyers: Dodge Challenger SE V6 or VW Golf GTI?
At the New York Auto Show, Dodge announced that the entry-level version of the 2009 Challenger coupe, the SE that’s powered by Chrysler’s 250 Hp 3.5-liter V6 unit matted to a 4-speed automatic gearbox will be priced in the low $20,000s. Now, let’s say you’re in the market searching for a brand-new sports car in that price range. Would you prefer an underpowered but attention grabbing rear-wheel-drive coupe like the base Challenger SE from an undiluted sport hatch like the 200Hp VW Golf GTI (priced from around $22k)? We’d also like to hear what our European friends have to say if these two cars where available for the same price in their home turf. Have your say in the comment section below. (Pic: Carscoop)
- New Lotus Evora Priced From $149,990 In Australia
Lotus has confirmed Australian pricing for its all-new Evora sports car a few months ahead of the coupe's market launch scheduled for the third quarter of 2009. The entry level two-seater version of the Evora will be priced at $149,990 AU (recommended...
- Dodge Challenger R/t Widebody Convertible By West Coast Customs
When it comes to modifying cars and TV Shows, the sky's the limit for what can be done as money isn't usually much of an issue. This one-of-a-kind wide body '09 Dodge Challenger R/T Convertible is the work of the pimp-slapping guys over at...
- Dodge Challenger Convertible From Nce Heads For Sema Show
Newport Convertible Engineering or NCE for short will be the second tuner to debut a drop-top conversion for the new Dodge Challenger Coupe at the SEMA Show in Las Vegas. But unlike Coach Builders Limited that released a set of real life photos of their...
- 2009 Dodge Challenger Se V6 Starts From $21,995, Rt V8 From $29,995
As promised back in March when it was announced that the Challenger’s prices will start in the low $20,000s, Dodge has priced its entry level SE V6 model at $21,995, which includes $675 for destination. The more desirable R/T model with its 5.7-liter...
- Challenger Is Hot
eBay is proving the true market value of the upcoming Dodge Challenger. The SRT8 version, with which a gas-guzzler surcharge is automatic, will feature an MSRP around $40K. Although the full production design of the Challenger hasn't even debuted...