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08-05-2006, 09:00 PM
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Lurvin' my Ute!!!
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I would just like to know what other think about this. The SRT8 being released is quoted as having 317kW and 569Nm. Ford and Holden cop plenty of flak over their power figures. 300kW seems to be a touchy area to get above at the moment. What I'm basically saying is that, by example, Ford (FPV) copped it when they introduced the F6 twins as being too fast or powerful, or whatever, and yet Chrysler just lobs in with their monster and nothing is said? It is marketed to the same people who would consider the FPV and HSV products.... I don't get it?
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