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Old 08-03-2008, 02:01 PM
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Re: The other new pony car-Camaro (Road and Track)

Originally Posted by wyomingcolt View Post
Ok, I have a 09 SRT 6 speed coming. Now that I have seen like 30 orange ones on the street here, I have switched to red. Now that I have driven an 08 automatic, I am almost willing to cancel. I WOULD NEVER own an automatic. My diesel would kick its butt off the line. Thing is a dawg off the line. If the Camaro is less $$, has a better interior, lighter, faster, and probable better resale, I may be going to the dark side. Automatic Challengers are WEAK!!
You have a great diesel then, and you drove a far different Challenger than the one I have in my garage !! I've been driving 5.7 Hemis for 3 years now, so it's not like I'm coming from a 4 cylinder or some other little mill; and I'm quite impressed with this motor and this car.
BTW, whose car did you drive? I havn't found a dealer yet that gave test drives.
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