Why would any G5 owner really care what others think about the price they paid?:confused:
My relatives think I'm crazy for having a G2....I couldn't care less what they think.
It's important to remember opinions are worth exactly 2 pennies....no reason to sweat it.
Agreed.
The amount of R&D and durability testing needed would probably be cost-prohibitive for Dodge.
Unless Ferrari would throw in a little expertise, I don't see this as realistic.
I discovered this comment on the net from a guy who was at Homecoming and managed to have a conversation with new Dodge CEO Tim Kuniskis:
Paolo and I were lucky enough to be standing next to new CEO Tim in the museum during their announcement (hellcat sales pitch). He was kind enough to give...
We have discussed many possible changes for the Viper going forward.
For example, DI, Forced Induction, CCB, DCT, etc.
Would anyone be interested in a poll (I assume this forum has the ability) concerning the Future of the Viper?
What I mean is we (individually, of course) can play Viper...
Rather than respond point by point (again) and get into a battle of semantics (again), let me just say if anyone wants to call street licensed G5 Vipers right off the showroom floor "Track Day Cars" or "Track Cars," feel free....whatever it takes.
If this is how someone wants to define the G5...
Wouldn't disagree.
Your choice.
What I don't "accept" is why you (and others) continue with this line portraying the G5 as primarily a "track car."
It is not intended as such.
An owner CAN take his G5 to a track and have a great time in the car.
This is something anyone can do with any car.
I...
OK, a "Track Day Car"is licensed to drive on the street.
In other words: a car....NOT something specific to a brand or model.
A car which sometimes can be taken to a racetrack on Open Track Days/Nights, but not a "Track Car."
Is there anyone on this forum who has done this to their Gen 5?
I...
I don't get this...
All three flavors of Viper are STREET CARS.
All 3 are built to comply with govt. mandates for safety (including air bags, crumple zones, etc.).
Heck, these cars don't even have an internal roll cage (something a real Track Car should have).
Sorry about that....[/rant...
Exactly.
You have a point.
I haven't heard anything from him suggesting a different strategy and that, at this point in time, doesn't fill me with much optimism.
It would certainly be amazing if Sergio would OK such a thing.
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