Dodge Razor
12-05-2002, 12:47 PM
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Dodge Razor
Anyone heard about it? I wish they would make it.....itspretty awesome...kinda similar to the idea of the s2000..small light minimilistic car...well its more minimalistic than the snazzy s...but yea...anyways...anyone else thing its a bling bling awesome car?
12-05-2002, 01:19 PM
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1) Nice handle. Geezus that must hurt.
3) I skipped #2 because I'm stuck on your screen name. I read quite a bit about the Razor when it was splashed all over the main industry rags. Neat looking and very cool, IMO. Super minimalistic, very lightweight and not overpowered.
4) While I refuse to use the term "bling bling", I can honestly say that I would consider buying one if (and its a big IF) Daimler/Chrysler can bring it to market as advertised (in other words $14-$18K US, same great styling, same lightweight/good power combo).
3) I skipped #2 because I'm stuck on your screen name. I read quite a bit about the Razor when it was splashed all over the main industry rags. Neat looking and very cool, IMO. Super minimalistic, very lightweight and not overpowered.
4) While I refuse to use the term "bling bling", I can honestly say that I would consider buying one if (and its a big IF) Daimler/Chrysler can bring it to market as advertised (in other words $14-$18K US, same great styling, same lightweight/good power combo).
12-05-2002, 03:56 PM
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actually it is the opposite of bling bling...which is why i like it. It is minamalistic in crap and price. I was hearing you could order lots of options for it if you wanted them, but the base car is more performance then pretty. It's a cool car. I hope they make it. It will be quite a bit faster then the S2000 and have the same engine as the neon srt so the aftermarket should be great.
12-05-2002, 04:15 PM
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hehe...its bling bling cuz its not trying to be bling bling : P...in traditional sense maybe not...hehe thanks bout handle...lets just say it IS possible for one to eat too many jalepenos......
12-05-2002, 06:06 PM
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As long as it's over-powered, I would consider buying one.
The prices I saw were under $20K, and for a brand new sportscar, that is unreal. As long as it has heat and the ability to carry a radio and speakers at over 140 mph, count me in
The prices I saw were under $20K, and for a brand new sportscar, that is unreal. As long as it has heat and the ability to carry a radio and speakers at over 140 mph, count me in
12-05-2002, 11:48 PM
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the quoted stats from dodge were:
250HP
~2400-2500lbs
$15k
I think that was with AC/Heater/Manual Windows/Cloth seats
I think a stereo was extra, but not much. The cool thing was you could add any options you wanted one by one instead of having to buy packages. Chrysler is trying to cash in on the aftermarket for cars and trucks big time. You see it with the srt neon...that is just a start.
250HP
~2400-2500lbs
$15k
I think that was with AC/Heater/Manual Windows/Cloth seats
I think a stereo was extra, but not much. The cool thing was you could add any options you wanted one by one instead of having to buy packages. Chrysler is trying to cash in on the aftermarket for cars and trucks big time. You see it with the srt neon...that is just a start.
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12-06-2002, 09:30 AM
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http://www.dodge.com/autoshow/news_events/razor/
http://www.edmunds.com/news/autoshows/arti...83/page026.html
I suspect that we may say a Razor version 2 at the NAIAS or LA in January - a bit more finalized.
