Cars
The unveiling of the Camaro Z/28, based on the latest incarnation of Chevrolet's muscle car, seems to have gotten Chrysler officials thinking. Their Dodge Challenger is currently far too heavy, and they feel that it can't compete with the more modern bow-tie sports car, or the much-improved latest Ford Mustang.
- Sexy 2008 Barracuda Concept Up For Grabs
While Ford is putting the final touches on the new Mustang and GM is working on the sixth generation Camaro, Detroit's third muscle car builder, the Chrysler Group, is in the process of mulling the resurrection of Plymouth's Barracuda nameplate...
- Ford Mustang Vs. Chevrolet Camaro - July 2011 Sales
Camaro sales improved slightly in July as Chevrolet reported a 2.5% increase to 7671 muscle cars sold. That's 866 more than Ford's 6805-unit Mustang sales total which was down 9.1% from July 2010. Through seven months, Ford has sold 45,846 Mustangs,...
- Just How Big Is The Dodge Challenger?
GoodCarBadCar.net has been both kind and harsh in commenting on the Dodge Challenger. In V6 SE form, the Challenger appears weak-kneed and geared towards the same people who buy the Chrysler Sebring Convertible. Found to be neither powerful nor sporty,...
- Price Comparison Of Every Mustang, Camaro, And Challenger
Pony cars, or muscle cars if you prefer, are selling rather well of late. What better time is there to buy a sporty new American car than in the lead-up to the summer of 2010, as the American automotive industry reinvigorates itself, when the deals and...
- Challenger Orders Ceasing?
Dodge isn't sick of your orders, but it may decide to cut off the order process for 2008 Dodge Challenger SRT8's in just 19 days. Here's what you need to know: Since Chrysler began taking orders on December 3rd, 85% of their dealerships have...
Cars
Dodge Mulling Camaro Z/28 Rival, Barracuda Reportedly Delayed
The unveiling of the Camaro Z/28, based on the latest incarnation of Chevrolet's muscle car, seems to have gotten Chrysler officials thinking. Their Dodge Challenger is currently far too heavy, and they feel that it can't compete with the more modern bow-tie sports car, or the much-improved latest Ford Mustang.
However, according to MotorTrend, a Z/28-challenger may be on its way, but it will require a lot of work on Chrysler's side, in order to make it happen, and to be competitive.
Read more »- Sexy 2008 Barracuda Concept Up For Grabs
While Ford is putting the final touches on the new Mustang and GM is working on the sixth generation Camaro, Detroit's third muscle car builder, the Chrysler Group, is in the process of mulling the resurrection of Plymouth's Barracuda nameplate...
- Ford Mustang Vs. Chevrolet Camaro - July 2011 Sales
Camaro sales improved slightly in July as Chevrolet reported a 2.5% increase to 7671 muscle cars sold. That's 866 more than Ford's 6805-unit Mustang sales total which was down 9.1% from July 2010. Through seven months, Ford has sold 45,846 Mustangs,...
- Just How Big Is The Dodge Challenger?
GoodCarBadCar.net has been both kind and harsh in commenting on the Dodge Challenger. In V6 SE form, the Challenger appears weak-kneed and geared towards the same people who buy the Chrysler Sebring Convertible. Found to be neither powerful nor sporty,...
- Price Comparison Of Every Mustang, Camaro, And Challenger
Pony cars, or muscle cars if you prefer, are selling rather well of late. What better time is there to buy a sporty new American car than in the lead-up to the summer of 2010, as the American automotive industry reinvigorates itself, when the deals and...
- Challenger Orders Ceasing?
Dodge isn't sick of your orders, but it may decide to cut off the order process for 2008 Dodge Challenger SRT8's in just 19 days. Here's what you need to know: Since Chrysler began taking orders on December 3rd, 85% of their dealerships have...