Yeah, using a Mercedes engine and then calling it an SRT model. That really goes to show the performance of Dodge HEMI engines. Plus I mentioned the SRT-10 (and thus I thought the Viper).

I never said anything about Dodge's racing past, or the design of its engines. What I said was that Chrysler seems to be trying to change it's mainstream image from that of your grandmother's sedan to a sports performance car with youth appeal and a low base price. You guys apparently took that negatively. They've changed from competing with Buick, Lincoln, and Cadillac to competing with Acura, Infiniti, and BMW

But I'm going to be gone for a week, so don't waste your breath responding, it won't be seen. Have fun without me, I'm sure you will.