The Romans used to say, "Age quod agis", or "do what you are doing". Another way to put it is, "do one thing; do it well". Well, since the advent of electronics, and cheap electronics, it's become increasingly hard to find a product that does only what it's designed to do (try to shop for a digital clock without a radio alarm). Everything is multipurpose. Sounds great unless the cheapest of every gizmo is tacked on in order to maximize profit and meet a price that's advantageous to the manufacturer. So we buy things that are jacks-of-all-trades and that do many things (mostly useless) badly instead of one really well.
It never ceases to amaze me how blind people are to this and how they apparently lose all critical faculties in the presence of multipurpose gadgets, like primitive folks shown some shiny stuff.
The iPhone is not even a good phone... Oh, the irony!
I see modern cars the same way, and this is why a stripped SRT appeals to me. Affordable, nothing I don't need, and it would come with the only thing I really have a hard-on for: the biggest engine. Brakes, suspension... yes to those too, although they're secondary to me. The whole entertainment/communication center thing, not only can do without, I shun. Not a popular view, and that's why the SRT is loaded to the max. It's a status symbol before it's a car. :umbrella: