Join Motor Trend Editor In Chief, Angus Mackenzie as he takes Dodge's all-new 2009 Challenger SRT8 on the ultimate road trip through Europe.
Day 7 - We take our 2008 Dodge Challenger to the Fiat ...
Join Motor Trend Editor In Chief, Angus Mackenzie as he takes Dodge's all-new 2009 Challenger SRT8 on the ultimate road trip through Europe.
Day 7 - We take our 2008 Dodge Challenger to the Fiat Lingotto building in Turin, where we visit the banked rooftop track made famous in the original 1969 movie "The Italian Job."
Day 8 - We hit the legendary Sarthe circuit at Le Mans on Day 8 of our Ultimate Challenger Road Trip.
Day 9 - Our 2008 Dodge Challenger has a date with history as we head to Omaha Beach, one of the pivotal D-Day landing beaches of World War II.
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LOL, I was in Normandy on D-day weekend and passed a red Challenger SRT, lol, I just thought it was another american coming over from Germany, but I think it was these guys!
ahh ....man just imagine your in that ferry with that same challenger.......and no your gone up for a drink in the restraunt of the ferry..........and now its time and you can get back to the roads..............(the best part).....now your walking upto your challenger proudly....and others looking by ^ ^.....
BTW, tigercrap. torque is for sprint and winding roads and uphill, turbo's are for straight high rpm runs,so take your turbo and put it WTSDS,and buy mopar.and don,t forget that your are buying american product that kicks ass for 1/3 the price of a european.
but european cars have better interiors, higher quality materials.
this garantees a good resel value. i understand the patriot, but you must agree that most americans cars sucks. and the fortune your spend on the gasstation.
the pevious episode stated 170us$ for the tank in the car. man i can drive 4 to 8 weeks for this money and i enjoy pushing the padle to the metal in curved roads like shown here.
the v8 is a pretty lazi engine, witch takes forever to acellerate.
chrysler made the best nascar for the king richard petty,7 championships.chrysler built the hemi that its legand and design is still living today on the drag strip and dominates, chrysler built the hemi cuda and the hemi challanger and the hemi chargers and super bees,that no european or domestic driver wanted to put the title of his car against it on the street or drag strip.
nascar is boring, dragracing is mindles 'racing', kindergarten for daddy's.
the reason they use pushrod engine on the dragstrip, because they are junkyard engines. cheap to fix/repair, cheap to tune, modifying existing parts. just like we di with our 50cc moped engines.
i'm sure any bmw m3 with a rigged v8 or lexus. could do nice timings. but you can't find parts for these on the junkyard.
i'm 100% sure that it wil cost ya much much more money to tune a otther engine than a pushrod v8.
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torque is for sprint and winding roads and uphill, turbo's are for straight high rpm runs,so take your turbo and put it WTSDS,and buy mopar.and don,t forget that your are buying american product that kicks ass for 1/3 the price of a european.
this garantees a good resel value.
i understand the patriot, but you must agree that most americans cars sucks.
and the fortune your spend on the gasstation.
the pevious episode stated 170us$ for the tank in the car.
man i can drive 4 to 8 weeks for this money and i enjoy pushing the padle to the metal in curved roads like shown here.
the v8 is a pretty lazi engine, witch takes forever to acellerate.
something you can't do with this car, the weigth of the trunk and engine.
i wouldn't trust my life in such car while doing almost double the max speed alowed on a curved road like show in this video.
the new ford fiesta has a cooler sporty behaviour.
the reason they use pushrod engine on the dragstrip, because they are junkyard engines.
cheap to fix/repair, cheap to tune, modifying existing parts.
just like we di with our 50cc moped engines.
i'm sure any bmw m3 with a rigged v8 or lexus. could do nice timings.
but you can't find parts for these on the junkyard.
i'm 100% sure that it wil cost ya much much more money to tune a otther engine than a pushrod v8.