[Swamper1]

I don't own a hemi but know they are good engines.

Dodge Is Cancelling The Hemi V8

Once again, I hate to say I told you so…

www.motorious.com

 

[35 whelen]

All part of the electric new world order.
Buy a Dodge Hemi Challenger now, store it, and in 20 years you could pay your kids college tuition with it.
It might be illegal to drive in 20 years though!

 

[burk313]

I see alot of dodge trucks broker down along the roads with suspension or axle failures particularly the rear axles..They may have great engines though

 

[Doneworking153]

I read where the Camaro might be on the chopping block. Younger generation not interested in muscle cars and us older folks went through our mid life crisis bought one and sold it already, like me with my Mustang GT.

 

[triggercreep]

The younger generation is very interested in muscle cars. They are what has driven the modern muscle car Era for the last twenty years. The Camaro is relatively unsuccessful because it is ergonomically unfriendly. If you're taller than 5'8" the roof is too low for you and you have a very limited view out the back window. The Corvette even outsells the Camaro

 

[Stetam]

I see alot of dodge trucks broker down along the roads with suspension or axle failures particularly the rear axles..They may have great engines though

Dodge trucks have always had that problem with axle failures.

 

[joe8768]

I read where the Camaro might be on the chopping block. Younger generation not interested in muscle cars and us older folks went through our mid life crisis bought one and sold it already, like me with my Mustang GT.

Say it ain’t so…

Did anyone see the Price is Right the other day when Drew Cary gave away a yellow 71 Mach 1 convertible that they valued at 27k. The car was gorgeous

 

[joe8768]

Dodge trucks have always had that problem with axle failures.

I had axle failures in my 1990 Suburban and in my 2004 Nissan Titan. So far no issues in my 2016 Ram Longhorn

 

[35 whelen]

I read where the Camaro might be on the chopping block. Younger generation not interested in muscle cars and us older folks went through our mid life crisis bought one and sold it already, like me with my Mustang GT.

Buy another one fast!
I bought this 3 years ago, with 2000 miles on it. Thought about selling it a lot, but never did. Now I will keep it.
It's value has actually gone up since I bought it. 4,500 miles on it. 2015.

 

[Bigbrownie]

I’ll never part with my Chevelles. Hopefully the grandkids will drive them someday.

 

[35 whelen]

I’ll never part with my Chevelles. Hopefully the grandkids will drive them someday.

Without pics I am doubtful you have any....

 

[WexfordBowhunter]

I see alot of dodge trucks broker down along the roads with suspension or axle failures particularly the rear axles..They may have great engines though

I also see a lot with drive shaft, u-joint failures.

 

[Bigbrownie]

They’re resting quietly in storage, waiting for spring.😀

 

[BUCKSLAYER15]

3 Ram trucks in a row with the 5.7 Hemi. Zero problems.

 

[25ftup]

Bought my first Ram in 2013 after 3 F150’s, minor problems so far with 124000 on it. Way better then any of the Fords. All my Fords were gone shortly after 100000 because of nickel and dime problems.

 

[35 whelen]

They’re resting quietly in storage, waiting for spring.😀

Wow, very nice!

 

[octagon]

The Lefties and Eco Weenies are going to ruin this country. All EV cars will not work, especially in areas that get cold. Way too big of a headache for me. The government needs a major over haul

 

[Gamehog]

The Lefties and Eco Weenies are going to ruin this country. All EV cars will not work, especially in areas that get cold. Way too big of a headache for me. The government needs a major over haul

Heat is worse on car batteries then the cold.

 

[Dogface]

The Lefties and Eco Weenies are going to ruin this country. All EV cars will not work, especially in areas that get cold. Way too big of a headache for me. The government needs a major over haul

I have been reading about electric cars and hybrids for awhile now. They are great in certain environments like riding around town but in the real world they have so many downsides that they would never be accepted if the truth was known. The problem is the "government" is not telling us the truth and we need to uncover it ourselves.

 

[loridr]

The problem is the "government" is not telling us the truth and we need to uncover it ourselves.

From the OP linked article:

"There are those who can’t stand that you can get into your privately-owned vehicle at any time of the day or night and drive virtually anywhere you please. These budding authoritarians view that and all other forms of personal freedom as threats to their power. That’s how big I think this fight really is..."


That's really what's behind this.