New Charger may face fate of retro GTO
If you saw last weekend's Daytona 500 race, you no doubt know that there's a new Dodge Charger going on sale this summer.
There are two schools of thought on how successful that car will be.
The first says that Chrysler is on a roll, that it's making money and head-turning cars again. The surprising success of the Chrysler 300 sedan and Dodge Magnum wagon set the stage for the Charger's return. After all, those three models share platforms and engines, including the Hemi V-8 that has become Chrysler's fourth brand these days. (As in Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep and ``That thing got a Hemi?'')
The new Charger will be priced right, probably starting around $27,000, when it goes on sale in June.
The other group-think puts a more negative spin on the Charger's future. And it invokes the Pontiac GTO.
[size=-1]By Matt Nauman[/size]
[size=-1]Mercury News
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If you saw last weekend's Daytona 500 race, you no doubt know that there's a new Dodge Charger going on sale this summer.
There are two schools of thought on how successful that car will be.
The first says that Chrysler is on a roll, that it's making money and head-turning cars again. The surprising success of the Chrysler 300 sedan and Dodge Magnum wagon set the stage for the Charger's return. After all, those three models share platforms and engines, including the Hemi V-8 that has become Chrysler's fourth brand these days. (As in Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep and ``That thing got a Hemi?'')
The new Charger will be priced right, probably starting around $27,000, when it goes on sale in June.
The other group-think puts a more negative spin on the Charger's future. And it invokes the Pontiac GTO.
[size=-1]By Matt Nauman[/size]

[size=-1]Mercury News
Via: http://www.mercurynews.com/mld/mercurynews/promotions/10982541.htm?1c
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