08 Accord or the new Challenger

[benjerman112]

Or

[mtnbikaah]

I would buy the accord....

are you looking to buy one? race one? demolition derby one?

['93CB7Ex]

accord for sure.

[scotty91]

demolition derby one?

really? i lol'd

[rave93]

what exact model for the challenger? srt-8? and im assuming its the accord coupe yes?

[Nurega]

The Chrysler LX-platform cars tend to look good, but have you driven one? I drove a Magnum, and I literally felt like I was looking out through a mailbox door. Couldn't even see the traffic signals without having to leaning forward! It could be my long-arm driving style, but I'd still much prefer a higher glass:metal ratio.

Accord all the way. Chrysler products are generally crap, except the Ram trucks. The company only seems to put it's effort into that cash cow.

[mtnbikaah]

really? i lol'd

just messin'..

[puzzlevil]

the Chrysler Lx-platform Cars Tend To Look Good, But Have You Driven One? I Drove A Magnum, And I Literally Felt Like I Was Looking Out Through A Mailbox Door. Couldn't Even See The Traffic Signals Without Having To Leaning Forward! It Could Be My Long-arm Driving Style, But I'd Still Much Prefer A Higher Glass:metal Ratio.

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[crazymikey]

Honda all the way. Classy, refined, reliable, good resale. What more do you need? The Accord is a beautiful piece of machinery.


Challenger is just a fat American car. It's lazy, heavy, cheaply made (I used to build seats and interior components for them) and will have rock bottom resale value. Not to mention, 90% of them are going to be beat on hard because everyone thinks it's a street legal race car.

Yeah, the Challeger is cool, as long as it's an SRT8. There's no point in getting anything less, and it's pretty impracticle as a year round daily driver.

[crazymikey]

The Chrysler LX-platform cars tend to look good, but have you driven one? I drove a Magnum, and I literally felt like I was looking out through a mailbox door. Couldn't even see the traffic signals without having to leaning forward! It could be my long-arm driving style, but I'd still much prefer a higher glass:metal ratio.

Accord all the way. Chrysler products are generally crap, except the Ram trucks. The company only seems to put it's effort into that cash cow.

Rams are no better. My room mate has a 2002 Ram Sport crew cab with the 360 in it.

Only has 75k miles on it and it's already had a new tranny, new rear end, PCM reprogrammed, new rad, new catalytic converter, new head because the valve guides burnt out and new transfer case. Sad part is, he bought it with 72k miles on it and he's done the head, brakes, fixed an exhaust leak and replaced the rad in 3000 miles.

Pretty damn reliable truck.

I've yet to own a Chrysler product, and I don't think I ever will unless it was built before 1980.

[ONEKLEAN91]

challenger all the way

[benjerman112]

I would buy the accord....

are you looking to buy one? race one? demolition derby one?

The one in the pic is mine

accord for sure.

I do love my Accord

what exact model for the challenger? srt-8? and im assuming its the accord coupe yes?

Still havent made to the dealer yet but i'm thinking R/T cause i'm sure the SRT will be out of my price range.

The Chrysler LX-platform cars tend to look good, but have you driven one? I drove a Magnum, and I literally felt like I was looking out through a mailbox door. Couldn't even see the traffic signals without having to leaning forward! It could be my long-arm driving style, but I'd still much prefer a higher glass:metal ratio.
No havent driver one yet

Accord all the way. Chrysler products are generally crap, except the Ram trucks. The company only seems to put it's effort into that cash cow.

Really never herd ne thing but never had a reason to listen.

Honda all the way. Classy, refined, reliable, good resale. What more do you need? The Accord is a beautiful piece of machinery.

Challenger is just a fat American car. It's lazy, heavy, cheaply made (I used to build seats and interior components for them) and will have rock bottom resale value. Not to mention, 90% of them are going to be beat on hard because everyone thinks it's a street legal race car.

Yeah, the Challeger is cool, as long as it's an SRT8. There's no point in getting anything less, and it's pretty impracticle as a year round daily driver.

True that I do love the stylin of the accord, but I have to pay the mortgage and I think the SRT8 will brake me.

challenger all the way

It is nice isn't?lol

[JoshM]

Challenger.

[benjerman112]

MSRP*$32,605
Bodystyle2 door Coupe
Engine5.7L V-8cyl
Transmission6 speed manual
Ext. ColorBright Silver


This would be what i'd get.

[Extacee]

Chalengers to me seem shitty, they are WAY to boxy. Plus what about gas and what not that v8 is one hungry monster in one havy ass body. I would stay with the accord.