GXP vs. Crown Vic Vs. 300 C
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From: August 07 COTM....NEBF '06, CEBF '06 OHMM '06 ONBF '07 CEBF '07

I have that article. I read it alot, I love the GXP in that article. I would probably want a bright silver GXP instead of a "maroon" color.
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Yeah. I expected the 0-60 times to be better but I can't complain seeing that it'* under 7 seconds. I am almost disgusted with the Crown Vic, ALMOST. I like the Crown Vic just because of its repuation (meaning that cops drive it and if you see any Crown Vics on the road, you will automatically assume it'* a cop) and the 300C is a stellar RWD car. Still think it'* slighty unfair for a FWD to compete against two RWD, that'* like bringing a knife to a gunfight IMO
Originally Posted by 96bonniessei
I wouldn't be caught driving that chrysler 300
sorry, but the thing looks fugly, boxed out and ***^
sorry, but the thing looks fugly, boxed out and ***^
However IMO the GXP was sorta a mistake for GM, they should have stayed with the Series III 3800 with a smaller pulley or something to net 280 hp or something along those lines.
Originally Posted by SSsuperchargedEi
it'll be a while before GM or Ford builds something to match the $$/performance/lux ratio of the 300C.
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Originally Posted by Hans
Originally Posted by 96bonniessei
I wouldn't be caught driving that chrysler 300
sorry, but the thing looks fugly, boxed out and ***^
sorry, but the thing looks fugly, boxed out and ***^
However IMO the GXP was sorta a mistake for GM, they should have stayed with the Series III 3800 with a smaller pulley or something to net 280 hp or something along those lines.
I think they need to keep the N* out of sport sedans and keep it in refined luxury cars.
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