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yaheard · 10-04-2011, 08:25 PM

I had just about the same list as you minus the camaro but I drove the Z, SS, Genesis coupe and Chally. I love the Challenger and everything about it, minus the interior. Big powerful, loud car. Its fun. Its a little heavy feeling, but it sure is one solid ride. Other than that you cant go wrong with that car.

That being said, I also had the Z as a distant second and it totally grew on me. It felt like driving a go kart and really had that fun factor when you are driving it. I decided to pass on the Chally for now, and go with the two seater while I could. I still love the Challenger and maybe some day, but I have not regretted my purchase one bit.

Genesis is nice. The outside looks pretty sharp and the features it had are pretty nice. The price is the best thing about it too. Its almost like a poor mans Z. I was kinda surprised by it. Pretty good engine and decent inside. Quality car too, my parents both have new Hyundais and they are doing good work.

As for the Camaro not so much. I hated it. It drives like a powerful Corrola not a muscle car. The interior is smushed and cheap. It looks mediocre at best. Everybody has one.

I was also in the same boat as you. I bought my MT Z and it was my first real stick experience not in a work cart at the golf course. It is a little tricky at first but I picked it up after about an hour of practice a day in about a week. Dont be afraid.
IF that is what your going for you would be better off in a 5.0. The looks are decent, but that engine is wicked.

Test them all and see whats for you. Trunk space, seats, quality, value, etc, and then go for the gold.

10-04-2011, 08:25 PM	#23 (permalink)
yaheard Base Member Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: VA Posts: 148 Drives: 6MT Monterrey Blue Z Rep Power: 16	I had just about the same list as you minus the camaro but I drove the Z, SS, Genesis coupe and Chally. I love the Challenger and everything about it, minus the interior. Big powerful, loud car. Its fun. Its a little heavy feeling, but it sure is one solid ride. Other than that you cant go wrong with that car. That being said, I also had the Z as a distant second and it totally grew on me. It felt like driving a go kart and really had that fun factor when you are driving it. I decided to pass on the Chally for now, and go with the two seater while I could. I still love the Challenger and maybe some day, but I have not regretted my purchase one bit. Genesis is nice. The outside looks pretty sharp and the features it had are pretty nice. The price is the best thing about it too. Its almost like a poor mans Z. I was kinda surprised by it. Pretty good engine and decent inside. Quality car too, my parents both have new Hyundais and they are doing good work. As for the Camaro not so much. I hated it. It drives like a powerful Corrola not a muscle car. The interior is smushed and cheap. It looks mediocre at best. Everybody has one. I was also in the same boat as you. I bought my MT Z and it was my first real stick experience not in a work cart at the golf course. It is a little tricky at first but I picked it up after about an hour of practice a day in about a week. Dont be afraid. IF that is what your going for you would be better off in a 5.0. The looks are decent, but that engine is wicked. Test them all and see whats for you. Trunk space, seats, quality, value, etc, and then go for the gold. Last edited by yaheard; 10-04-2011 at 08:29 PM.