I seriously need some advice...

Id say git a truck and then go buy a 21 foot Ranger Z Comanchee. lol

Ummmm.. It's a tie... I have to make a decision by tomorrow if I want to take advantage of the incentives that expire at the end of the month....from all the research I have done, it's 6 of one or half a dozen of the other. Camaro ranks 3....Dodge 4....so I'm gonna take the Camaro for half the day tomorrow... N the Dodge the other half... N see what happens. This isn't fun.....at all.

Dodge!

Camaro and a big bowl of nanner puddin after a buffay and you'll be tickled. The mopar transmissions are terrible.

Camaro. Resale is much better!!!


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Bill Burnett
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So far, the only thing I'm positive about is that I want some naner puddin. Thanx Minner.

Don't make me no never mind. Either way your supporting the regime. Pfffft. If it says Obama down the side, I don't want it.

The Camaro sends a tingle up my leg that would make Chris Matthews blush though.

Wannabe...

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Ummmm.. It's a tie... I have to make a decision by tomorrow if I want to take advantage of the incentives that expire at the end of the month....from all the research I have done, it's 6 of one or half a dozen of the other. Camaro ranks 3....Dodge 4....so I'm gonna take the Camaro for half the day tomorrow... N the Dodge the other half... N see what happens. This isn't fun.....at all.

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Exactly what I was going to suggest as I read this. Good job Barbie. I guarantee one will stand out over the other after you have driven them both for an hour or so. Best of luck, but especially, have fun with it. Additionally, do not let the sales person talk you into anything immediate. Make it your decision and take all the time available. There's always another deal right around the corner.

darn good advise

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Exactly what I was going to suggest as I read this. Good job Barbie. I guarantee one will stand out over the other after you have driven them both for an hour or so. Best of luck, but especially, have fun with it. Additionally, do not let the sales person talk you into anything immediate. Make it your decision and take all the time available. There's always another deal right around the corner.

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Originally Posted by Slab

Exactly what I was going to suggest as I read this. Good job Barbie. I guarantee one will stand out over the other after you have driven them both for an hour or so. Best of luck, but especially, have fun with it. Additionally, do not let the sales person talk you into anything immediate. Make it your decision and take all the time available. There's always another deal right around the corner.

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Thank u, and u r correct. After tossing n turning all night, I realized I simply cannot make a decision that quickly, and only the Challenger is offering rebates, n bottom line...if I lose them, oh well. I had an interesting question pm'd to me over night... "Why not buy one, then trade it in after a year, and get the other?"....and it is actually simple. I have had 3 new cars my entire life, 1 I totaled and the other two I drove for several years. I don't believe in getting a new car every year or two. In my opinion the car depreciates the minute u drive it off the lot, and I believe the only way to really get ur money out of it is drive it "til the wheels fall off"....and I like not having car payments. So when it comes to buying a car, I wanna make sure it is something I will be happy with for the next 8 years or so....and that I won't have mechanical issues as well. Hope that explains it well enough. Maybe after today, I'll be a little closer to a decision. If not, my daughter might kill me, she is tired of sharing "her" car.