Idk how anyone affords all of these new vehicles anymore. Must be nice to be loaded.
Lol....what's the 0-60 on the new GT again...
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Yes can't wait until CAFE slaps Chrysler right in the face, and this time around the Government better not even think of another bail out. Stupid enough to ignore CAFE stupid enough to be force to close down.
Think about it if they are making all these kick ass vehicles then why has no one come in and bought them from Fiat? I mean they was in talks with GM and GM just up and walked out not even wanting to touch Chrysler.
Chrysler has the worse CAFE standard at 21.4 MPG while Nissan has the best at I think 27.5 MPG. At least Ford and GM is doing it right make just enough performance and specialty vehicles to attract customers but yet have enough diversity to get their CAFE averages up and so will not be nearly as impossible as Chrysler to make it to the 35 MPG mark soon to be mandated. I think Ford is around 26 and GM is just a few ticks below them. So just making up 10 MPG is far easier than a full 15
$90k for a Cherokee?!?! Hell no.
The auto industry is in a bubble right now. I can't imagine being able to sustain those prices long. I heard subprime car loans are the thing now.
I drive a mixture of rush hour traffic (a lot of this), city and some highway. Over my 7500 miles of ownership in a 6.4 SRT GC, I have averaged 15 mpg.
Driving aggressively around town, I can see 12mpg over a tank. On a pure highway trip, I saw an average of 18mpg.
Idk how anyone affords all of these new vehicles anymore. Must be nice to be loaded.
Doubt it happens. Seems They learned their lesson of building way too many hellcats in 2016. Production numbers are way down by comparison for 2017.
If I remember correctly they are building around 2,000 (even less than the Demon).
Considering the jeep SRT was the best selling SRT product before the hellcats came along (and by a sizable margin) I'm betting they sell every one they build and have a waiting list.
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Yes can't wait until CAFE slaps Chrysler right in the face, and this time around the Government better not even think of another bail out. Stupid enough to ignore CAFE stupid enough to be force to close down.
Think about it if they are making all these kick ass vehicles then why has no one come in and bought them from Fiat? I mean they was in talks with GM and GM just up and walked out not even wanting to touch Chrysler.
Chrysler has the worse CAFE standard at 21.4 MPG while Nissan has the best at I think 27.5 MPG. At least Ford and GM is doing it right make just enough performance and specialty vehicles to attract customers but yet have enough diversity to get their CAFE averages up and so will not be nearly as impossible as Chrysler to make it to the 35 MPG mark soon to be mandated. I think Ford is around 26 and GM is just a few ticks below them. So just making up 10 MPG is far easier than a full 15
I heard subprime car loans are the thing now.
What does this mean?
Not true at all. People are breaking diffs and popping out axles from track use and its coveredI remember being told by the GM of the dodge dealer near me that any SRT vehicle only come with a very limited warranty. Maybe someone with a hellcat can chime in on that.
I remember being told by the GM of the dodge dealer near me that any SRT vehicle only come with a very limited warranty. Maybe someone with a hellcat can chime in on that.
Not true at all. People are breaking diffs and popping out axles from track use and its covered
It means banks are giving big high interest rate auto loans to people with bad credit that can't afford. They're basically supporting over inflated car prices with risky loans. It's not going to end well for the Auto industry.What does this mean?
Subprime auto loans are high interest loans to borrowers with shitty credit. The housing crash in '08 was largely due to defaults on subprime mortgages so that's the parallel he's drawing.
It means banks are giving big high interest rate auto loans to people with bad credit that can't afford. They're basically supporting over inflated car prices with risky loans. It's not going to end well for the Auto industry.
2.8-2.9 I've heard.. what does that have to do with the price of this thing?