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Car Forum / Toyota / Toyota Cars / May 2009Dodge Charger Vs Chevy Camaro
I like the spaciousness of the Charger, but since the Camaro is a two- door, the back seat is a little smaller, and the trunk space is almost laughable. I don’t really think I’ll need the big trunk space for much now, but I’d like to hold on to the car for a while, http://autosfans.com/dodge-charger-or-chevy-camaro/ maybe after I start a family or something, so then the Charger would (maybe) be a better long-term choice. I like the spaciousness of the Charger, but since the Camaro is a two- door, the back seat is a little smaller, and the trunk space is almost laughable. I don’t really think I’ll need the big trunk space for much now, but I’d like to hold on to the car for a while, http://autosfans.com/dodge-charger-or-chevy-camaro/ maybe after I start a family or something, so then the Charger would (maybe) be a better long-term choice. <JS> Do you know how to spell troll? </JS> > I like the spaciousness of the Charger, but since the Camaro is a two- > door, the back seat is a little smaller, and the trunk space is almost [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > </JS> Very likely. The Camaro is nice looking in photos, but in person has the appearance of a tire about 15-20% over-inflated. Far too little interior space for a car of that external size. It's like a caricature of a muscle car when viewed in the showroom. The Charger? A joke. The Challenger? Also. The latter has a hood line far too long for it's size which gives one a sense of disassociation with the road in front. The best all-around muscle car is still the Mustang GT. |
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