Originally posted by 95Batmobile:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by 99camaro99:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by mike h:
maybe the shift points are right before/after 100 mph??? can any srt-4 owners vouch that a 4th gear redline is about 100?
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by 99camaro99:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by mike h:
maybe the shift points are right before/after 100 mph??? can any srt-4 owners vouch that a 4th gear redline is about 100?
Oh and for who thinks it'll do 14.4 @ 99, care to explain why it takes 15.2 to get to 100 in that test? I have a feeling it's more like a 14.4 @ 96/97. [img]smile.gif[/img] </font>[/QUOTE]Yeah I think those cars were rumored to run like 14.2-14.4, which it should for having 200fwhp.
I think all the times are off for that article. They must have been hungover. </font>[/QUOTE]Good points. :cool:
Anyways, I think GM paid off MT to get those numbers closer. Dodge has nothing to lose in this comparison because the SRT has a reputation already and 2005 is the last year for this SRT-4 based off the Neon. Chevy is just entering the arena and they need it to "SEEM" like it's a competitor, when in fact, it isn't. At a sticker price of $24,995 for a Cobalt SS, I don't think it's a viable option. A WRX could be had for the same price (+AWD) or you could spend 4K more and have yourself a nice Evolution/STi if an econobox is the kind of car you're into.
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