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| I think it would depend on the weather around your areas, but go for it definitely sounds like a plan |
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Duos wrote So I got my camaro for spring summer and fall but was wondering how chargers are during the winter ? If they are good I plan on selling my back up car and put a down payment on a charger. I'll always say the same thing... As long as you get a Scat/392/Demon/Shaker. YES. V6?? NOOO!! |
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| It depends where you're at. In miami, there's no winter so it's great to have a charger |
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If you want a reliable charger in the winter, get the newer V6, they come in AWD, as for R/T package and up, they're awful in the winter.
I'm also a certified Dodge/Chrysler/Jeep technician based out of PA. ;) |
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| It should do decent as long as you don't have to go up any hills but other then that get a nice pair of snow tires and you'll be good ! |
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