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Untamed · 02-06-2008, 02:17 PM

I'm one who won't care what the racing specs are of the car. It will have to be comfortable, with a functional interior, and some pep to enjoy on the commute. The lines on the Challenger and the Camaro look very similar, and yet the Challenger looks a little more agressive than the Camaro. Lowered? Larger rims? Wider body? Dunno what it is, but I like the looks of the Challenger more than the Camaro now. I also like the Challenger interior - as spartan as it is - over the Camaro as well.

Still leaning towards the CTS however.

02-06-2008, 02:17 PM	#22
Untamed Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Hillsborough, NJ Posts: 3,200 iTrader: (1)	I'm one who won't care what the racing specs are of the car. It will have to be comfortable, with a functional interior, and some pep to enjoy on the commute. The lines on the Challenger and the Camaro look very similar, and yet the Challenger looks a little more agressive than the Camaro. Lowered? Larger rims? Wider body? Dunno what it is, but I like the looks of the Challenger more than the Camaro now. I also like the Challenger interior - as spartan as it is - over the Camaro as well. Still leaning towards the CTS however. __________________ I USED TO HAVE an 85 Camaro 305 4bbl, 90 Firebird V6, 97 Firebird V6 (10 speakers!). Despite the two family vehicles, 3 kids, wife and mortgage, I can finally realize the dream - 88 TA almost all stock... for now. http://www.cardomain.com/id/untameddave Wanted this - , but ended up with this - for free. Can't argue with free.