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Old 07-11-2006, 02:56 PM
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Re: Tell Dodge you want the Challenger in production NOW!!!

Originally Posted by My Hemi
Similar to "weekend retreat", I ogled a 70 HemiCuda for weeks before it left the dealer. I should have bought the darn thing but didn't have the cash. I think it was something like $4200. That was a bunch of money back then. Now it is more than 10x that, still a bunch of money. I can't wait. Hurry up Dodge, get that SRT out there!
As a fun exercise I ran your numbers through an inflation calculator. Here's what it gave back:

What cost $4200.00 in 1970 would cost $21159.23 in 2005.
Also, if you were to buy exactly the same products in 2005 and 1970,
they would cost you $4200.00 and $833.68 respectively.
Do you want to do another calculation?

Not sure if the numbers are right but it looks like this Challenger will be far more expensive that the first generation, even adjusted for inflation.
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