Topic: Test Drive: 2016 Dodge Challenger Scat Pack

[Autos_Editor]

Heavily-updated Challenger maintains rough-and-tumble feel, offers value firepower with new Scat Pack model.
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[JohnnyMac]

There's just something about the R/T Scat Pack dodges that speak to me.  Definitely the best looking muscle car out of the three (although it's hard to call the Mustang or new Camero muscle cars anymore).  I like that it's a true grand tourer and straight line missle.  It offers a bit more practicality than the Mustang and Camero with more space inside and in the boot.  Plus to my ears it sounds the best.

If the deal on my Golf R fell through this was going to be heavily considered.

[redman]

Justin, I've seen plenty of your vids, they're all time informative covering all corners and maybe a little utilitarian, but this one is different. The difference was the look in your face, the look of bravado as in F#$k Ya I'm driving an iconic muscle car, but she's new and for a moment I'm a teenager again, someone please test me at a stop light. 

[vasyapirh]

R/T Scat Pack Dodge is what i'd pick over similar Mustang and Camaro...
I need a bigger garage...

[greengs]

I'll take one in black 

[tooscoops]

nah, black is too subtle... gotta go crazy with these things...

nice car. wish we could stock them, but so many packages makes it nearly impossible.

[OliverD]

The article refers to revisions for 2016 but everything that was mentioned was new for 2015.

[revalations]

I can't stand the styling of these cars. The proportions look weird, wide hips and  pinched in at the bottom. To me, it's the automotive version of a very fat woman squeezing into a itty bitty pair of high heels. Yuck.

Camaro or Mustang for me thanks......

[Great_Big_Abyss]

I'm more interested in the fact that this comes with the 392.  In my mind, this version of the car is more what that engine is meant for.  It's not a track car, it's a smoky burnout, stoplight revving monster of a machine.

[aquadorhj]

I can't stand the styling of these cars. The proportions look weird, wide hips and  pinched in at the bottom. To me, it's the automotive version of a very fat woman squeezing into a itty bitty pair of high heels. Yuck.

Camaro or Mustang for me thanks......

i used to think that about the challenger.  maybe not quite in as graphic a manner as you, though... 
i would just think it looks ungainly, but then......  somehow, i grew to like this look.

to me, this is more organic and natural look compared to Camaro's slit windows, ugly tail.

this is a cruiser to Camaro's Ponycar. 

[greengs]

To me Challenger does the retro styling best out of the 3 (Mustang and Camaro).  Those other two look good too, but there is something about the Dodge that makes me want one.  It's too heavy, bad on gas but damn I want one.

[Sir Osis of Liver]

I can't stand the styling of these cars. The proportions look weird, wide hips and  pinched in at the bottom. To me, it's the automotive version of a very fat woman squeezing into a itty bitty pair of high heels. Yuck.

Camaro or Mustang for me thanks......

Styling is so subjective.  That visual has never entered my mind when I look at the Challenger.  To the contrary, I think styling is one of the Challenger's biggest strengths.

Well, there's at least one thing we agree on. I really like the look of these things.

[Sir Osis of Liver]

I can't stand the styling of these cars. The proportions look weird, wide hips and  pinched in at the bottom. To me, it's the automotive version of a very fat woman squeezing into a itty bitty pair of high heels. Yuck.

Camaro or Mustang for me thanks......

Styling is so subjective.  That visual has never entered my mind when I look at the Challenger.  To the contrary, I think styling is one of the Challenger's biggest strengths.

Well, there's at least one thing we agree on. I really like the look of these things.

Hey, you and I agree on a wide range of things, just not anything to do with politics, government, taxes, income inequality or religion.  Other than those miniscule and neatly contained topics, we're practically philosophical twins.

 

[Arctic_White]

I can't stand the styling of these cars. The proportions look weird, wide hips and  pinched in at the bottom. To me, it's the automotive version of a very fat woman squeezing into a itty bitty pair of high heels. Yuck.

Camaro or Mustang for me thanks......

Styling is so subjective.  That visual has never entered my mind when I look at the Challenger.  To the contrary, I think styling is one of the Challenger's biggest strengths.

Well, there's at least one thing we agree on. I really like the look of these things.

Hey, you and I agree on a wide range of things, just not anything to do with politics, government, taxes, income inequality or religion.  Other than those miniscule and neatly contained topics, we're practically philosophical twins.

 

 

Love the car; dislike its looks.  I'd still strongly consider it were I in the market for this type of a vehicle.