[mariojas]

Originally Posted by 98ss1le

When I last compared insurance rates between SS Camaro, Mustang GT, and the Challenger RT the Challenger was double the rate of the Camaro and the Mustang. So that in itself was a big turn off to me for even considering a Challenger. BTW my insurance carrier is Nationwide. I think Chevy offers enough color options in the Camaro to meet most buyers needs.

They gets stolen a lot... Maybe that's the reason. I had 2021 Charger 392 WB and 2011 Ford Fusion SEL V6, and replacing Fusion with ZL1 barely made a dent in the insurance premium... I don't know the ratio for the cars, but it was either super expensive to insure Fusion, or indeed Charger/Challenger rates are much higher than Camaro.

[Hitman84]

Originally Posted by mariojas

They gets stolen a lot... Maybe that's the reason. I had 2021 Charger 392 WB and 2011 Ford Fusion SEL V6, and replacing Fusion with ZL1 barely made a dent in the insurance premium... I don't know the ratio for the cars, but it was either super expensive to insure Fusion, or indeed Charger/Challenger rates are much higher than Camaro.

I believe challengers also have the lowest crash safety ratings beweej the 3? Which is not surprising given how old the platform is.

[MightyBobo]

Originally Posted by mariojas

They gets stolen a lot... Maybe that's the reason. I had 2021 Charger 392 WB and 2011 Ford Fusion SEL V6, and replacing Fusion with ZL1 barely made a dent in the insurance premium... I don't know the ratio for the cars, but it was either super expensive to insure Fusion, or indeed Charger/Challenger rates are much higher than Camaro.

Originally Posted by Hitman84

I believe challengers also have the lowest crash safety ratings beweej the 3? Which is not surprising given how old the platform is.

But at least they have plenty of colors to choose from! Piss off, Chevy, I'm out! lol

[mariojas]

Originally Posted by Hitman84

I believe challengers also have the lowest crash safety ratings beweej the 3? Which is not surprising given how old the platform is.

No, actully pretty good crash rating, I think all categories at max, except headlights. Headlights suuuuck in those cars. Maybe you mistaken with Durango. Durango is pretty bad at crash tests.

[Philar299]

Originally Posted by SS 376

I thought the same thing at first but probably not. Nardo Grey has a gloss, not metallic finish, kind of like a Grey version of Rapid Blue. If youve ever seen Destroyer Grey on the Charger or Challenger, Nardo looks like that. The sharkskin silver should look like a regular metallic medium/dark grey, like the existing Shadow Grey. Hope I’m wrong but I think it’s just a generic dark grey.

interesting... Do you have like an example with a pic?