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Old Sep 11, 2012 | 05:16 PM
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If you guys want AWD so much than why not buy a new Charger RT AWD. It was designed for high end, Its fast, Its fun, and costs around 30 Grand. Better yet with the new Rams packing an underrated 390hp. Buy one of those base with just a hemi and 4WD. Would suprise you. All im saying is if the new Dart SRT gets AWD it will not be affordable. It will be 30 grand or more which is too much for most people. In my case I cant justify 30 grand for a summer only car. The original NSRT4 could be purchased from the dealer with a stage 3 kit pushing around 360whp, run 11s in the quarter and all that for around 25 grand. A new SRT4 with AWD could not compare to this. This was only 9 years ago not decades.
 
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Old Sep 11, 2012 | 07:29 PM
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Originally Posted by scatpack_69
STI's aren't hurting for sales, and they're in the 30k+ range. Dodge will remain a has-been compared to others; you KNOW the SRT4:WRX/STI:Evo comparison will come.

I'll have to drive one I guess
Horse feathers! The SRT4 was the undisputed king of compact performance and it went up against the AWD ricers then, also. I think the Dart will start to crash and burn starting its 3rd year anyway, after the fanboys get done buying them up. They are far over priced. And I will wager $100 the SRT Dart has a BASE price of $27k and any options at all will get the price over $30k fast when it is finally released.
 
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Old Sep 18, 2012 | 09:43 PM
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Cars ain't cheap any more fellas.
 
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Old Sep 26, 2012 | 04:38 PM
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This was in Reference to the LX line up.

SRT is going to try and take market share from the market leaders. The leader in this class is the STi & EVO. They are both AWD.

Look what they did with the Jeep SRT. The old one in 2010 was priced at $49k fully loaded. The new one is $65k fully loaded.

Look what happened with the new Viper. It went upscale and is going after a different buyer.

They have even dropped the "4" in what little has been released. It has been referred to as the Dart SRT.

I'm willing to bet the Dart SRT will be AWD and have a price of $30K+ to match what they have done in other segments. Going upscale and aiming for the market leader.
 

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Old Sep 26, 2012 | 04:55 PM
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Originally Posted by Boulee
although after looking at the CUSW platform liberty replacement I can see how he's right. Look at the drastic diffence in ride height between the liberty test mule and the dart





The Liberty test mule also has an ORV tag on it. Safe to say this is the Trail rated version?
 
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Old Oct 3, 2012 | 04:25 AM
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This isn't certain. There have been rumors of a FWD version and an AWD option. Even the guys at Allpar aren't ruling out AWD and they are more in the know than we are.
 
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Old Oct 17, 2012 | 06:29 AM
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Thank goodness! There is hope after all. I will keep my nest egg and hold out a little while longer. Once again ill go back to loosing sleep over the SRT dart
 
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