Recent content by ATLalien

Interesting question; yes gearheads are all over it, I get a lot of stares from drivers of other sports cars, sedans. Espescially if they here it start up. Most don't try to race, I think half of them are scared it might be a Hellcat. However, this car doesn't draw the same time of attention...

Sweet, yeah I'd have been perfectly happy with a Scat pack. Didn't even know about the Daytona till the day I bought it. I do like the Daytona seats and the slightly wider tires.

Congrats on both! My son went through 2 Mustangs. The rear facing infant seat was a little tough, but once he was in a forward facing seat, we were ok in the Mustang for a couple of years. Still, it'll all be so much easier in the big Charger. What color SP are you getting? I opted for the...

Check these numbers on the Charger Scat Pack: http://www.caranddriver.com/reviews/2015-dodge-charger-r-t-scat-pack-test-review At 4.1 to 60 and 12.4 in the quarter bone stock, a stock Mustang isn't going to match that auto or manual. Course the Mustang would still destroy the heavier car on...

Right now, yeah I'd do it again, no doubt. I too was hesitant to purchase a Dodge because of reliability concerns, but then again, I haven't had the best of luck with my last two Mustangs. It has a warranty and if I have major issues after that, I'll just ditch it and move on to the next one...

Thanks! Bet that Hellcat is a monster. FYI for those considering a Scatpack: The Daytona 392 is a new for 17 option package. It's essentially a Scat Pack with the wider, 275 tires, and larger brakes from the SRT & Hellcat. Also comes with a factory, open, cold air box which makes some cool...

C'mon, is that all you got?:) Looks are subjective but the Mustang is the better looking car, I would agree. I didn't car much for the Charger look either until they redid the nose for 15. But, Between that, the bulging hood, the scalloped sides, I think it looks pretty mean.

If you've seen my other thread (Jumped Ship!), you know by now that I sold my sold to the devil and bought Charger Daytona 392. Even though it's an unnatural comparison, I thought I'd make a right up for anyone else who may be considering the same trade for the same reasons. First off, I've...

Going to try and do a review/comparison of the two soon. The Charger is quicker in a straight line, stock to stock, by a decent margin. Of course, my Mustang would be well quicker around a road course, no doubt. Much more nimble and tossable. I was one who enjoyed driving the mountains of...

Thanks guys, will try to post some pics up. For some reason I've never been able to upload pics here. Looks just like the pick Dominant posted, but mine is black with ghosted, satin black Daytona decals, and satin black wheels.

Thanks! This was exactly the appeal to me.

It is tank, no doubt! I'll miss the Mustang's nimble handling for sure. But the positive side of that trade off is loads of interior space, which is something I was after. It was funny when I pulled into my garage for the first time and parked beside my wife's BMW X3, the Challenger is a...

After owning 4 Mustangs over 25 years, I just jumped ship to Dodge! Traded the Mustang GT-PP on a 17 Charger Daytona Scatpack last night. Apparently the Daytona package is new for 17 and it makes the Scatpack much closer to the SRT trim; wheels, tires, brakes, from the Hellcat/SRT, aftermarket...

Charger it is!! Picked one up last night. Once I test drove it, there was really no going back to the other options. Ended up getting a model I didn't even realize existed (new for 17 apparently): The Daytona Scatpack. Comes with the 392, and all the Scat Pack goodies, plus...

Still keeping the option open to keep the mustang for sure, but I'm at an equity/debt ratio where it makes sense to trade it sooner rather than later unless I want to keep it for the long haul. The brake issue is a minor thing, they still stop just fine. I just hate that I even have to worry...