Keller
Enthusiast
When choosing a car, the average person (one with average means, not someone with money to THROW AWAY) takes 2 variables into consideration. 1. Is it practical, does it fit my needs.
2. Does it look good.
That is where the new Viper fails. It is not practical for 99% of the population but if it looked good you can rationalize the purchase.
MES
You are correct.
I am offended by the fact that I was looking to purchase a new Viper. Now that will not happen due to the new styling changes. YES I AM PISSED! The new car is nothing but boring when you compare it to the GEN II car.
Mike
You are wrong.
"So, you would consider a car that has an excellent sales record, good magazine reviews, greatly increased performance, and is better in every way a big mistake that people should be fired over, because YOU don't like it?"
When you purchase a car you do it for the 2 reason listed above. I don't give a sh*^ about sales record, mediocre magazine reviews(due to styling) and marginally increased performance. A GEN II with a turbo kit would kill it!
2. Does it look good.
That is where the new Viper fails. It is not practical for 99% of the population but if it looked good you can rationalize the purchase.
MES
You are correct.
I am offended by the fact that I was looking to purchase a new Viper. Now that will not happen due to the new styling changes. YES I AM PISSED! The new car is nothing but boring when you compare it to the GEN II car.
Mike
You are wrong.
"So, you would consider a car that has an excellent sales record, good magazine reviews, greatly increased performance, and is better in every way a big mistake that people should be fired over, because YOU don't like it?"
When you purchase a car you do it for the 2 reason listed above. I don't give a sh*^ about sales record, mediocre magazine reviews(due to styling) and marginally increased performance. A GEN II with a turbo kit would kill it!