xKurbside wrote

I used to have a 1998 Dodge Ram Single Cab & recently I bought a 2010 V6 High Output Dodge Charger.

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what is wrong with you, who buys a v6 charger. V6 chargers are just wastes of money, if your going to buy one of the fastest stock 4 door cars that are under 50k, then you should atleast get the r/t, bumble bee, or srt. I mean seriously they put high output to make you feel better about buying a v6 charger.

Minnesota_Nice wrote You realize that Dodge only put "High output" on their V6 3.5L Chargers to make people feel better about buying a 3.5L Charger?

Actually, you're wrong. Dodge makes more than just one type of V6 engines. There is 2.3, 3.5, 4.3 & 5.7 engines. Low pressure engines circulate counter clockwise & high pressure engines circulate clockwise, giving it more or less horsepower.

If you're wondering why I, myself bought a 3.5 High Output Engine? It's not because I didn't want a Hemi. It's because having a V6 has better gas mileage & it's not considered a sports car. If it was a sports car then my insurance would go up & I'm looking to save a little bit of money. Hemi has more horsepower & sounds a lot better & runs a lot better. My V6 3.5 H.O runs fantastic, so I will get some nice dualed out pipes & make it sound just as good, if not better than a Hemi.

regulaters wrote

xKurbside wrote

I used to have a 1998 Dodge Ram Single Cab & recently I bought a 2010 V6 High Output Dodge Charger.

[img]http://i1093.photobucket.com/albums/i434/Fusi8n/391345_10150968371247218_1068022554_n.jpg[/img

what is wrong with you, who buys a v6 charger. V6 chargers are just wastes of money, if your going to buy one of the fastest stock 4 door cars that are under 50k, then you should atleast get the r/t, bumble bee, or srt. I mean seriously they put high output to make you feel better about buying a v6 charger.

Um.. I do. Waste of money eh? 30,000 miles on a used car that is 2 years old & not a dent nor a scratch is on it. Leather seats with double stitching as well. It's a lemon... which means it's PERFECT. If you seriously would look at reviews on why they put High Output on there cars then you'd understand. Trust me, I did a lot of research & saved a lot of money & found the perfect car. If you saw it in person then you'd understand. Do you know how much a bumble bee runs? About $50,000. A brand new SRT would run you about $46,000. Look it up.

xKurbside wrote

Minnesota_Nice wrote You realize that Dodge only put "High output" on their V6 3.5L Chargers to make people feel better about buying a 3.5L Charger?

Actually, you're wrong. Dodge makes more than just one type of V6 engines. There is 2.3, 3.5, 4.3 & 5.7 engines. Low pressure engines circulate counter clockwise & high pressure engines circulate clockwise, giving it more or less horsepower.

If you're wondering why I, myself bought a 3.5 High Output Engine? It's not because I didn't want a Hemi. It's because having a V6 has better gas mileage & it's not considered a sports car. If it was a sports car then my insurance would go up & I'm looking to save a little bit of money. Hemi has more horsepower & sounds a lot better & runs a lot better. My V6 3.5 H.O runs fantastic, so I will get some nice dualed out pipes & make it sound just as good, if not better than a Hemi.

That's where you're wrong again, they have two options for the V6 and it's a 2.7L and 3.5L. The 3.5L develops 250 naturally aspirated horsepower. Which is not a lot at all. My Lexus makes more horsepower than your Charger. It's sad really. It's like you wanted a fast car but just couldn't do it and bought the shell of a fast car.

xKurbside wrote

regulaters wrote

xKurbside wrote

I used to have a 1998 Dodge Ram Single Cab & recently I bought a 2010 V6 High Output Dodge Charger.

[img]http://i1093.photobucket.com/albums/i434/Fusi8n/391345_10150968371247218_1068022554_n.jpg[/img

what is wrong with you, who buys a v6 charger. V6 chargers are just wastes of money, if your going to buy one of the fastest stock 4 door cars that are under 50k, then you should atleast get the r/t, bumble bee, or srt. I mean seriously they put high output to make you feel better about buying a v6 charger.

Um.. I do. Waste of money eh? 30,000 miles on a used car that is 2 years old & not a dent nor a scratch is on it. Leather seats with double stitching as well. It's a lemon... which means it's PERFECT. If you seriously would look at reviews on why they put High Output on there cars then you'd understand. Trust me, I did a lot of research & saved a lot of money & found the perfect car. If you saw it in person then you'd understand. Do you know how much a bumble bee runs? About $50,000. A brand new SRT would run you about $46,000. Look it up.

You're an idiot, a Lemon is a car that you found out is broken after you bought it.

I owon a 2012 dodge super bee

CANT-B wrote I owon a 2012 dodge super bee

I'm sure you own a brand new Super Bee.

Lol feel sorry for you guys .... Discovery 4

xKurbside wrote

regulaters wrote

xKurbside wrote

I used to have a 1998 Dodge Ram Single Cab & recently I bought a 2010 V6 High Output Dodge Charger.

[img]http://i1093.photobucket.com/albums/i434/Fusi8n/391345_10150968371247218_1068022554_n.jpg[/img

what is wrong with you, who buys a v6 charger. V6 chargers are just wastes of money, if your going to buy one of the fastest stock 4 door cars that are under 50k, then you should atleast get the r/t, bumble bee, or srt. I mean seriously they put high output to make you feel better about buying a v6 charger.

Um.. I do. Waste of money eh? 30,000 miles on a used car that is 2 years old & not a dent nor a scratch is on it. Leather seats with double stitching as well. It's a lemon... which means it's PERFECT. If you seriously would look at reviews on why they put High Output on there cars then you'd understand. Trust me, I did a lot of research & saved a lot of money & found the perfect car. If you saw it in person then you'd understand. Do you know how much a bumble bee runs? About $50,000. A brand new SRT would run you about $46,000. Look it up.

bro i do know how much a srt and bumble bee run for. Btw you have prices wrong, srt8 > bumblebee. I do know how much a SRT costs as im going to be purchasing one in the next year or two. Ill write more back tomorrow midnight and im tired.

Dude he clearly doesn't know anything at all about cars.