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yeah the newer Challengers are pretty big/tall cars...
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I like those car dollies.
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Assuming the Challenger wheels are touching the ground I'd say that is an interesting comparison. What surprises me is my 02 Durango is about the size of a B body (might even be a little shorter) but my 2012 3500 is huge.
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The new cars may be larger, but they sure are heavy.
That's the Go-Jacks. They're expensive, but man, they're nice.
The wheels are on the ground. It would be more interesting to see a side-by-side comparisons between the old & new Challengers & I'm sure someone already has.
What got me going on this was when I drove back from PA last week. I was in the new car & my friend was behind me driving the Challenger. What struck me was how tall the car looked in the rear view mirror! It's something that had never thought about before.
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There is a video of the guys that designed the new Challenger talking about the design process and they had an old one in the studio as they were working. I think they did a nice job following the character lines of the car but I agree, it does look big.
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Yes it is tall. Fat all around really. All the new cars are like that. Thats why they look ok with 20 inch wheels. And why our old cars dont. Nothing lean and mean anymore.
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good side by side comparison you can really see how big they are, compared to the originals
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