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ive been looking at the roush stang and srt8 or maybe the ss camaro to import to england,which one is the best
 
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You live in England with European Specification engines ? And you are looking at those motor cars ?
 
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camaro all the way
 
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[Quote: Originally Posted by OnlyGod] You live in England with European Specification engines ? And you are looking at those motor cars

yes have seen a brand new srt8 but its 47.000 grand ffs
also seen a roush stang at 26.000k with 13k miles on it but its a left hooker
 
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also an 09 camaro ss at 30k
 
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yes thats 47 k in pounds
 
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Look at the new 2011 Dodge Challenger.  That is one slick vehicle.

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i am a chevy fan so i am biased. but the camaro is a nice car , so is the challenger imo

good luck with whatever you choose.

my car is from Crewe, England jordi. GT Speed . I love it 

 
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Quote Originally Posted by rick3117:

Look at the new 2011 Dodge Challenger.  That is one slick vehicle.

 

this. i actually got one (my dream car). omg i love it. much more legroom in the back than camaro or mustang too. simply put, its awesome

 
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i dont have the srt but holy crap its gotta be badass
 
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American Cars


Don't be a fool.  Go Euro if you can afford it.  Get a 335 xi or an A4 or C320 or something.   Japanese if you can't.   Don't EVER buy an American car unless you like crappy products.  Truth. 
 
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All I have to say about American cars is that my previous three rentals have been a Hyundai Sonata, V6 Mustang and V6 Charger.

The Hyundai Sonata was WAY better than those crap American cars.  Granted they were V6's which is box shit, but still those cars suck.

American cars are for SUCKERS, NO informed car buyer would EVER buy one for his actual ride. 
 
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[Quote: Originally Posted by EddieGordo] All I have to say about American cars is that my previous three rentals have been a Hyundai Sonata, V6 Mustang and V6 Charger.

The Hyundai Sonata was WAY better than those crap American cars.  Granted they were V6's which is box shit, but still those cars suck.

American cars are for SUCKERS, NO informed car buyer would EVER buy one for his actual ride. 
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What an embarrassing level of ignorance. 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by walktheline:

Quote Originally Posted by EddieGordo:

All I have to say about American cars is that my previous three rentals have been a Hyundai Sonata, V6 Mustang and V6 Charger.

The Hyundai Sonata was WAY better than those crap American cars.  Granted they were V6's which is box shit, but still those cars suck.

American cars are for SUCKERS, NO informed car buyer would EVER buy one for his actual ride. 
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What an embarrassing level of ignorance. 


HAhA says the dude who clearly owns an American car.

Man, I feel bad for you.  What a shame.  Should have gotten a Benz or BMW or something quality Sir. 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by walktheline:

Quote Originally Posted by EddieGordo:

All I have to say about American cars is that my previous three rentals have been a Hyundai Sonata, V6 Mustang and V6 Charger.

The Hyundai Sonata was WAY better than those crap American cars.  Granted they were V6's which is box shit, but still those cars suck.

American cars are for SUCKERS, NO informed car buyer would EVER buy one for his actual ride. 
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What an embarrassing level of ignorance. 


And if you want specifics.........BOTH the Charger and Mustang:

1. Were slow as shit.  Compared to my M3, fucking joke and a half.  NO pickup, NO top end.

2. Handled like MOTHERFUCKING BOATS.  HORRIBLE suspension, no cornering ability...

3. Horrible brakes.  Weak stopping power.  Not that it mattered b/c they were slow as shit, but still....

4. Ugly.  I mean you've seen the new Mustang.  Blechhhh.  1967 called and they want their design back!

 
So what is the case for American cars please?  Or at least tell me why anyone should go American over Japanese or Euro? 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by EddieGordo:



And if you want specifics.........BOTH the Charger and Mustang:

1. Were slow as shit.  Compared to my M3, fucking joke and a half.  NO pickup, NO top end.

2. Handled like MOTHERFUCKING BOATS.  HORRIBLE suspension, no cornering ability...

3. Horrible brakes.  Weak stopping power.  Not that it mattered b/c they were slow as shit, but still....

4. Ugly.  I mean you've seen the new Mustang.  Blechhhh.  1967 called and they want their design back!

 
So what is the case for American cars please?  Or at least tell me why anyone should go American over Japanese or Euro? 

Once again, your ignorance is staggering. 

A base Mustang GT is better in every major category dumbass. Faster, handles better, stops better. You can also add 30-40 rwhp for about $700 and an hour in your driveway. It's also 27k cheaper. 

"Despite all the box checking, the only thing we can't equalize is the price. In fact, the chasm between the $67,025 M3 and $40,275 Mustang GT can easily be filled with, well, another Mustang."


 
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Quote Originally Posted by EddieGordo:



HAhA says the dude who clearly owns an American car.

Man, I feel bad for you.  What a shame.  Should have gotten a Benz or BMW or something quality Sir. 

just my opinion but i actually prefer my challenger over a bmw or benz. nothing beats american muscle.

 
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Quote Originally Posted by EddieGordo:

All I have to say about American cars is that my previous three rentals have been a Hyundai Sonata, V6 Mustang and V6 Charger.

The Hyundai Sonata was WAY better than those crap American cars.  Granted they were V6's which is box shit, but still those cars suck.

American cars are for SUCKERS, NO informed car buyer would EVER buy one for his actual ride. 

cmon you cant judge the v6 fakers. try a hemi. you wont be disappointed.

 
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Just buy a used DB9

camaro

dodge

mustang

 
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Eddie you are correct. American cars have NEVER been able to handle a turn. The suspensions are shit. Only good in a drag race. Also Americans have no idea what luxury means. Horrible interiors. Plastic dashboards with exposed screw heads on 50K cars. (see cadillac)  Pathetic lazy engineering to save a few bucks
 
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I don't know what Chevy was thinking about with the new Camaro design....it doesn't even look like late 60's to early 70's models.  The Challenger hits a home run IMO. 

I am a huge muscle car fan (I have a '68 Barracuda with a 340 and a 4 speed)....I would never even consider a Camaro.  At least the new Mustang and Challenger designs make you think back to the good ol' days. 
 
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Re. the new Corvette:

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the thing i love about muscle cars are the sound and the looks,ye agree bmw and mercs are maybe better but in england the only people who seem to drive them are horrible kh unts

i like mustangs very much but i want a jack roush,stage 3
and love the look of the srt8
 
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My Dad's ZO6 Vette is badass.

That is all.

 
 
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My wife has this one. Very underrated. Great car.


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