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300s don't get the 4.7 -- Choices are two sixes; 2.7 and 3.5, and two Hemis; 5.7 and 6.1 My Ram is fairly quick, but my C will eat his lunch. Same power and half a ton lighter.
v6s in that heavy car?? wtf?? i never looked into those cars simply because they're too popular among the wanna-be gangsters that like to pretend their driving a phantom. didnt wanna be lumped in with those clowns thats a pretty dumb move to put a 6 in a car like that though. i figured they would at least have smaller 8s for base models. what a joke...
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v6s in that heavy car?? wtf?? i never looked into those cars simply because they're too popular among the wanna-be gangsters that like to pretend their driving a phantom. didnt wanna be lumped in with those clowns thats a pretty dumb move to put a 6 in a car like that though. i figured they would at least have smaller 8s for base models. what a joke...
Heck, people put V-6s in Rams (3.7L). As for "clowns", maybe you'd like to try out my 300C against your truck. Try and follow me through some esses. There's a nice, long decreasing-radius turn off the interstate that my C will take at 70+ and not even make the tires fuss. I'll keep my "C" forever. Great comfort for trips and decent mileage.
True enough. When I was shopping for mine, I ignored the 2.7L, but tried the 3.5L. Rode great, handled well, but when I leaned on it, it was NOT a happy motor. My "C" just says, "bring it on".