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I liked the concept headlights quite a bit better. I'm not impressed with the front end, but the rest sure does look nice. At this point I'd still take a challenger.
I liked the concept headlights quite a bit better. I'm not impressed with the front end, but the rest sure does look nice. At this point I'd still take a challenger.
I will admit the challenger is beautiful, but I dunno...more weight, less power, less fuel efficient. If we were talking just in terms of looks I might be able to agree with you (although I won't make up my mind till I see a production Camaro in person). Even the V6 Camaro is going to smoke the V6 Challenger...they're going with the same 3.5l 250hp/250tq engine that is in my 3 year old Magnum SXT, and the base is still going with only a 4 speed auto...there's not enough innovation over at Dodge to convince me its a better buy.
I'm speaking entirely in terms of looks, inside and out. Looks aside, I'd still take a Camaro, and I too will hold my final opinion until I see it in person. But the looks of the challenger paired with the lifetime powertrain is looking better to me at this point.
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