samd1351
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And, based on more industry-oriented things I've read, FCA has little to nothing coming down the pike in terms of EVs. So that 10 year figure might not be far off, unless someone that has plenty of it in the works buys them up in the meantime. Meanwhile, Hellcat all the things!They also don't give a date, so it would be in 10 years for all we know. Regulations are slow, and enforcement is slower. I don't think it'll be that far out, but I do expect one hell of swan song. AWD Charger/Challenger anyone?
I would trade in my truck in a heart beat and make it my daily driver and leave the Roush as the garage queen/super nice day driver.If they actually do an AWD Hellcat Charger, I would be very tempted to trade in for it.
That's reassuring. Although, the Hellcat has fatties on it. lolI know I "only" have a SP, but I have PA4's that just drove brilliantly through the snow, including a little uphill.
Awesome man. Thanks.Love it. Totally different animal from the Mustang, and I'm glad I have both. Handles better than a car this size has a right to. Very planted and direct, while also having so much on tap. I run 275's in the winter, and 295's in the summer.
Didn't I see somewhere a Hellcat Pacifica in the works?!Meanwhile, Hellcat all the things!
So it must be true then, right?No, that was a joke you heard on this forum
Someone already effectively bought them. FCA and Peugeot have sealed a merger bringing together the dream team of Franco-Italian engineering with America's third most beloved brand.And, based on more industry-oriented things I've read, FCA has little to nothing coming down the pike in terms of EVs. So that 10 year figure might not be far off, unless someone that has plenty of it in the works buys them up in the meantime. Meanwhile, Hellcat all the things!