Cause Flat Rock was shut down, combined with covid, I wouldn't read to much into it.
I was *severely* disappointed in the Challenger WB chassis behavior in curves and even in a straight line when hitting bumps. The whole thing would shimmy side to side like a staggering drunken sailor trying to follow a chalk line. Unreal PoS. I test drove 5 cars to make sure it wasn't just a couple of examples of the Canuks doing their best Ford "quality control" imitation.
That's what I was thinking when I saw this "news" blurb. "Challenger out sells Mustang." Because Mustang production stopped, lots don't have many to sell (and those they do they aren't really selling under MSRP) mean while, Challengers that have been on the lot since this whole thing started are now being sold...
ditto. When I step into Koons Dodge Tysons the sales guys run away. 5 different times driving a 6MT wide-body over the course of a year, I think they can smell the stench of 'tire-kicking bastard' on me. The roads just down from that dealership are fun to pound on a car and show up everything that is wrong with the Challenger.
...so??
There's normally 5,000 or so Mustangs for sale across this country. Cut what's sitting on the lots by 80%, and raise the prices massively, and cars aren't going to sell.
