I did drive one, but probably not long enough to give it a chance.
The GT350 and voodoo are also really interesting to me. I still was doing some research on reliability though, was seeing some mixed feedback particularly on the early models.
I really want to like the Camaro and was even scouting some ZL1s, but I just don't think I could get over the lack of visibility.
Agree on the pricing, but oddly enough I can't seem to find anything else that intrigues me even in that range. A used mach 1 in the mid to high 40s is another...
I spotted a '24 Mustang Dark Horse listed for $67k ($72K MSRP). After stopping by, they offered $54k trade in for my 2023 CT4 BW w/ 6500 miles ($67k MSRP, got it for $63k) and another $1k off the DH for $66k sale price. So I could essentially swap to the DH for ~$12k. DH is a manual like mine...
That's funny, I was gonna say the opposite.. kept getting faster auto cars, last being a hellcat, and wasn't ever feeling satisfied. Doing paddle shifts at 3-4k rpms just doesn't have much drama for me so prefer a manual
In fact now I scout used challenger hellcat 6MTs sometimes when I miss a...
Not for nothing the blackwing gears are decently long too even in a 4. You can't wind out anything more than 2nd at legal-ish speeds.
I would rather shift one gear then flap a paddle 10 times. It also makes it more fun/engaging at lower speeds and non redline. According to quick googling the...
Car: CT4 M6
Track: North
Best Lap: 1:29
Autocross: 29.37
Got a little too aggressive day 2 and went into the gravel! We had watched a video showing full throttle acceleration out of turn 1b so I went for it but I wasn't pointed straight yet and lost the rear. Went thru a couple corrections...
Lexus RCF could be an option if you want something a little different and with a great character V8. Also should be good on the reliability and depreciation side.
Lotus Evora may be interesting too and technically is a +2 with manual option. Toyota powertrain though otherwise cant speak to...
There were a couple other inquiries recently about pulling over rev info but I haven't seen anything definitive on how to retrieve that info. I have to imagine that it would be stored on the ECU. Probably over thinking it, but I have heard other GM vehicles and brands having warranties denied...
Definitely a good value for the next person, but I think spending $14k or so over 2 years is good for the first owner too. You basically worked out a 0 down, ~$600/month lease over 24 months on the BW which is a great deal
The specific tire/compound may be the biggest factor, but the sizing differences would also impact handling.
You rim and sidewalk are larger as is the width and resultant contact patch.
The turn in, body roll/weight transfer, and other handling characteristics would all be affected.
All...
Mine does not engage all gears, seemingly goes 'halfway' in some cases and generally lacks smoothness
Also have some of the operational issues folks have noted including the 'crunchy/notchy' 2nd gear shift and occasional popping out of 1st.
I'll be going to SM nearterm and am interested to...
Yeah, when I got my charger I saw that the top speed was 127 mph. Having a manual in the mix though feels like more damage could be done so would be nice to know whether new or used if there's a way to specifically check any codes for things like over rev
Interesting timing, I was recently thinking about this relative to 'money shifting' particularly during the break in period (my car had 200 miles at purchase so started worrying about anything that could've happened). I was curious if it logged that on the ECU, but maybe it just isn't possible...
Did you get any additional info on this?
A friend just scared me recently discussing dealer transfer stories (attendants driving cars between dealers). My car had ~200 miles on it new so got me thinking...
It sounds like the ECU may store over rev conditions for warranty reasons but haven't...
This site uses cookies to help personalise content, tailor your experience and to keep you logged in if you register.
By continuing to use this site, you are consenting to our use of cookies.