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Originally Posted by SuperSound
Yep and it's really the same for the Camaro and Challenger. The bulk of sales are for the "looks and image", not practicality, not performance, and not visibility. So we really just need to get off the sales argument, b/c it really has nothing to do with what most of us care about.
At least we agree on that I believe.
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Ill take that one step further. What a car runs stock means little to me. As long as it has the potential to go as fast and handle as well as I need it too without becoming a basket case thats all I need. It also has to be a car I am going to enjoy looking at and living with for the next several years.
I have never kept my personal vehicle stock because modifying it is what keeps me interested and keeps the car fresh, otherwise I would get bored after 2 years and trade in on something new which is financial suicide.