Would You Pick A 2015 Chevy SS, A 2015 Ford Taurus SHO, Or A 2015 Charger SRT8 392?

[wickedstangs]

2015 Charger SRT8 392 485 HP 475 TQ MSRP $47,385

2015 Chevy SS 415 HP 415 TQ MSRP $45,745

2015 Ford Taurus SHO 365 HP 350TQ MSRP $40,220

 

[ST3RL1NGY3LLOW]

The Charger was a no-brainer. Not only does it have the most power and torque, but it's definitely the most, visually appealing of the three.

 

[frank s]

All have too many doors.

 

[wickedstangs]

All have too many doors.

Looking for a nice 4 door for the family

 

[tom]

If I still had little ones at home I would be looking for a SUV. If your kids play sports or like to go camping I don't think there is enough room for their gear. JMO good luck .

 

[V.I. Massive]

All have too many doors.

Love the fenders markers with the embedded tracks...

 

[frank s]

Looking for a nice 4 door for the family

In that case, do you really need another high-performance car? I'd go for a plain-jane sedan with good consumer reports reports. As when I drive my wife's little SUV, I don't need to be reminded—nor remind anyone—of who I am. If that doesn't appeal, look for a luxury model.

 

[frank s]

Love the fenders markers with the embedded tracks...

(Apologize in advance for the thread-jack)

Thank you for appreciating them. The Track Decals (from Trackdecals.com) represent the courses I've driven in my cars as fast as I could get us to go. Starting on the left, front stripe, they are Old Riverside, Tijuana Playas, Willow Springs, Old Holtville Long and Short, and Old Tijuana Airport. Right stripe are New Riverside, Ontario Motor Speedway, Carlsbad Raceway, Chuckwalla Valley Raceway, and Coronado Speed Fest course (I need to make an asterisk for the last one—it was just a parade lap, but I did use a little cornering rubber). I didn't plan it this way, but it seems the stripes are segregated (except for New Riverside): Left stripe is all courses I raced "wheel-to-wheel" on; Right stripe is Solo One time trials and/or "track days", with noted exceptions.

 

[Gibs]

If I still had little ones at home I would be looking for a SUV. If your kids play sports or like to go camping I don't think there is enough room for their gear. JMO good luck .

That is why we went with a Trailblazer SS in 2008. Now the closest thing to that is the Jeep SRT-8 which is ridiculous. Unless you wanna make the jump up to the european BMW's AMG's and such. Find a used AWD TBSS and you get 400 HP LS2 powered SUV that handles well and was second only to the SRT-8 at the time.

 

[Streetbat]

Charger definitely.

 

[sdsubzero4]

Charger definitely.

Too late. He went with a BMW

 

[Streetbat]

It wasn't even on the list lol