ahhh, umm, a good mopar, is it possible?
#1
ahhh, umm, a good mopar, is it possible?
quality wise? hell no
but this car looks like they got it right. 250hp RWD turbo(intercooled) 2.4liter 4 cylinder, with a 6 speed tranny. interior wise it has no radio, no power locks, no power windows... all race.... including race seats and 4 point race harnesses....
for $14,500, howwwwww?
to check out the release, look here http://www.dodge.com/autoshow/news_events/razor/
but this car looks like they got it right. 250hp RWD turbo(intercooled) 2.4liter 4 cylinder, with a 6 speed tranny. interior wise it has no radio, no power locks, no power windows... all race.... including race seats and 4 point race harnesses....
for $14,500, howwwwww?
to check out the release, look here http://www.dodge.com/autoshow/news_events/razor/
#3
Last edited by pr5owner; March-10th-2011 at 10:18 AM.
#4
yes, but the miata is a. about 5-10k more and b. slower, then the s2000 you're looking at 20k or more price diffrence, and not much if any power diffrence. price wise this car is in a totally diffrent class, and it cant really be compared to many cars. thats what makes it so cool, so fast, and so cheap.
#7
it looks okay....and I am sure it would perform pretty nice too...but its a concept....and I wouldn't go holding my breath on that ever seeing production or the street.....just like the Pontiac Solstice
Personally....when it comes time for me to have that two seater that will eat V-8s from sun up to sundown....I will spent the 14.5K on a Beck 550 Spyder, and put my own engine in it....nothing like having a 1250 pound car with 200 HP!
Personally....when it comes time for me to have that two seater that will eat V-8s from sun up to sundown....I will spent the 14.5K on a Beck 550 Spyder, and put my own engine in it....nothing like having a 1250 pound car with 200 HP!
#9
Originally posted by azrakain
actually the solstice has recieved the OK for production. It will be 2-3 years before we see it though
actually the solstice has recieved the OK for production. It will be 2-3 years before we see it though
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