Scat Pack EV with its exhaust on while heading down the road..
The rear slope of the roof looks like it’s a forced on the overall design. It looks retarded.
Scat Pack EV with its exhaust on while heading down the road..
What’s bad quality?Build quality looks good
People said the panel gaps and paint was garbage on them (pre production models). These look pretty good except this, but ever charger has had this issue and it'll get sorted outWhat’s bad quality?
People said the panel gaps and paint was garbage on them (pre production models). These look pretty good except this, but ever charger has had this issue and it'll get sorted out
Back in 08 the panel gaps were horrendous on challenger, same with tail lights not lining up and crooked exhaust tips.It's just a continuation of something the Challenger started lol
Back in 08 the panel gaps were horrendous on challenger, same with tail lights not lining up and crooked exhaust tips.
I believe so yes, but took longer than it should haveDid they ever fix the tail light/trunk alignment?
Well so far you don't live in CARB state... even with Redneck Trudeau running the show, think it would be political suicide in that state.. Since it is Hellcat performance it not that far off, it will be interesting to see where the CARB state run of the mill EV land.Going to be interesting to see how many of these they can move at $85k. The one pictured in post #124 looks great. Looks very Dodge. I like it. But... EV ... ick and $85k...ick ick.
it will be more achievable when the car manages the torque so in the real world it will consistently outrun the HellCat... the 800V version will outrun the Demon. Which is incredibly fast with a lot of work.Scat pack performance is 11's. A regular hellcat runs 10.80's, the 800+hp ones are even quicker.
Scat pack performance is 11's. A regular hellcat runs 10.80's, the 800+hp ones are even quicker.
They are hard to launch... the new EV will drive itself... Hell it will likely steer for you also if you like.Maybe on a drag strip, with drag radial tires, in perfect conditions. But all the Scat Packs I run into on the street have nothing for my old 2013 Mustang GT, and the GT is a mid to high 12 second car.
I have never understood why, but Dodge cars never run the times you would expect based on their power levels. Is it the weight of the car? Too much torque management in the tuning? I don't know, but in a straight line they're not impressive at all. I'm a Mopar fan, trust me. But I'm also realistic.
The new car has AWD so it'll be much easier to get good numbers at the track and on the street.