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real deal
I noticed Chrysler was putting SRT wheels on limited's as an option. Seems like a good idea, better looking than the base wheel, nice idea.
BUT
On the LX line they are now doing an option package they call the "SRT design group" on any model, meaning it looks like an SRT but it doesn't have the performance of one. Anyone seen one, know if they put an SRT badge on them??
BUT
On the LX line they are now doing an option package they call the "SRT design group" on any model, meaning it looks like an SRT but it doesn't have the performance of one. Anyone seen one, know if they put an SRT badge on them??
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Re: real deal
Originally Posted by Buck70
I noticed Chrysler was putting SRT wheels on limited's as an option.
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Re: real deal
Originally Posted by Buck70
I noticed Chrysler was putting SRT wheels on limited's as an option. Seems like a good idea, better looking than the base wheel, nice idea.
BUT
On the LX line they are now doing an option package they call the "SRT design group" on any model, meaning it looks like an SRT but it doesn't have the performance of one. Anyone seen one, know if they put an SRT badge on them??
BUT
On the LX line they are now doing an option package they call the "SRT design group" on any model, meaning it looks like an SRT but it doesn't have the performance of one. Anyone seen one, know if they put an SRT badge on them??
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Re: real deal
Originally Posted by Buck70
I noticed Chrysler was putting SRT wheels on limited's as an option. Seems like a good idea, better looking than the base wheel, nice idea.
BUT
On the LX line they are now doing an option package they call the "SRT design group" on any model, meaning it looks like an SRT but it doesn't have the performance of one. Anyone seen one, know if they put an SRT badge on them??
BUT
On the LX line they are now doing an option package they call the "SRT design group" on any model, meaning it looks like an SRT but it doesn't have the performance of one. Anyone seen one, know if they put an SRT badge on them??
They shouldn't even go anywhere near making a limited look like an SRT6. It's retarded...
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Re: real deal
Originally Posted by Iamfink2
I saw a 300 with this option and it had a srt badge on it that read something other than just srt8, maybe srt design.
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Originally Posted by acrispy1
Chrysler is now offering srt trims on 300C. I have an '05 300 touring, its lease is up in a few months and i want to get into an srt8. I was pricing an srt8 and found that they give you an option to get srt trim on the C the badge says srt not srt8.
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