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Ablue1 · 11-06-2009, 01:55 PM

I owned an 2009 Challenger R/T and I've read about and test driven the Mustang GT. For the money, you will get a lot more value with a Camaro SS than either of the other brands. To buy a comparable challenger, you have to get an SRT. The SRT challenger will cost you low to mid $40's. The mustang GT is a nice vehicle but overall I feel the Camaro is a slight leader in performance, h/p etc, standard accessories. When it comes down to it, you sound like a person that does not make decisions easily and often has buyer's remorse. Buy what you like and can afford, don't sweat the future, we all die. The camaro holds it value really well right now. If you get it, don't like it, sell in a couple of months. I made money on the chally. Good Luck. I ordered a Camaro SS last week, can't wait to make the brakes squeal and melt some rubber.

11-06-2009, 01:55 PM	#56
Ablue1 Drives: 2010SS2AquaBlue Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: Williston SC Posts: 42 View My Garage	I owned an 2009 Challenger R/T and I've read about and test driven the Mustang GT. For the money, you will get a lot more value with a Camaro SS than either of the other brands. To buy a comparable challenger, you have to get an SRT. The SRT challenger will cost you low to mid $40's. The mustang GT is a nice vehicle but overall I feel the Camaro is a slight leader in performance, h/p etc, standard accessories. When it comes down to it, you sound like a person that does not make decisions easily and often has buyer's remorse. Buy what you like and can afford, don't sweat the future, we all die. The camaro holds it value really well right now. If you get it, don't like it, sell in a couple of months. I made money on the chally. Good Luck. I ordered a Camaro SS last week, can't wait to make the brakes squeal and melt some rubber.