Speaking of Hemi's, has anyone seen the Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT?
I wonder if it could take on a Cayenne S.
Being a former Grand Cherokee driver, I always loved the V8s they put in there. Unfortunately, the Porsche wins out. On the other hand, you could almost buy 3 Grand Cherokee SRT8s for one Cayenne Turbo S...
Jeep 0-60: 5.2 (13.5 1/4mile)
Cayenne Turbo S: 4.8 (Porsche website) (Magazines list it as 0-62 [0-100kph] in 5.2 seconds)
Since the new Challenger doesn't even exist yet... it's a good 10-15 years away from being deemed a classic.
__________________ -2004.5 6MT G35 Coupe, Diamond Graphite/Graphite, Aero, Premium, Nav, Splash Guards, Aluminum Pedals, Z-Tube and K&N Air Filter, 3/8\" Motordyne Plenum Spacer -2001 Toyota Tacoma SR5 Stepside 5-Speed 4X4 with siderails, Tonneau Cover, Bed Liner, and Rain Guards -1990 Nissan 240SX SE 5-speed with some minor mods
Shelby GT500E over a regular Stang any day. But neither are my top choices of classics.
__________________ -2004.5 6MT G35 Coupe, Diamond Graphite/Graphite, Aero, Premium, Nav, Splash Guards, Aluminum Pedals, Z-Tube and K&N Air Filter, 3/8\" Motordyne Plenum Spacer -2001 Toyota Tacoma SR5 Stepside 5-Speed 4X4 with siderails, Tonneau Cover, Bed Liner, and Rain Guards -1990 Nissan 240SX SE 5-speed with some minor mods
Don't forget the original muscle car, the GTO. I saw that new Challenger last week when it was announced...its a sweet looking car....much truer to its heritage than that pathetic looking Charger.....I'd take a serious look at that thing when it comes out.
The Jeep SRT-8 is an intriguing concept as well since I definitely miss the utility of my old SUV (but I don't miss the performance )
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