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Well, that makes some sense. A Charger is 0.7 inches narrower than a Challenger, so if there was such a thing as a narrow body, it'd be a Charger.

She should, and I should. Barely over 1,000 miles added between them in two years.

I think Motortrend has a few things wrong (which isn't unusual). We have a '19 Redeye, and as I recall it was far from silently unleashed. Also, there's more to the Redeye than the little dot in the eyes. And plainly visible. Actually, it's kinda hard not to notice the dual snorkel hood.

What if there's a loan on it??

I locked the gate.

My girlfriend didn't know she could get one, or she might very well have ordered a stick shift. Yes, she prefers manuals and think they're great, but she's weird. After all, she's with me.

About the only way to be really sure is if it's on the internet.

In all fairness, there isn't a widebody, either. Just a regular Challenger with dually fenders tacked on.

After getting 500+ miles on the odo I wanted to do a 60-120 and let the Trackhawk do its thing. There was a section of suitable straight road, but being used to the Challenger I severely underestimated what the extra weight would result in. Can't help but wonder what the guy in the approaching...

No, I've only tried beadlocks once, and that was to prevent air loss when 'wheeling. Found that it's usually the inner bead that lets go first anyway, so I pursued other ways to be able to run at between 1 and 5 psi. Regardless, it doesn't make soapy water good for mounting tires. Better than...

I know that a lot of people do, and that the water dries. The issue is that the soap portion doesn't disappear. Are you also into jumping off of bridges if others do?

It's more than a little ironic to see the use of WD-40 and soapy water mentioned when the goal is to keep the tire from moving on the wheel. But at least the soapy water isn't a petroleum product, so the tire doesn't care. There are products made specifically to lube the tire beads with, and...

Maybe I should look at a few of their Challengers? I'd rather look at emails with pictures of those.

Sure glad that wasn't a '65 they ruined. Those are among my favorite cars. Have had three of them. Here's the third one, headed for the dealer to be a trade-in for the 'Cat. Definitely haven't regretted that transaction.

Why? They have paid me well for the cars I sold them. Of course, after they bought a very low mileage Audi Q5 I've been getting daily emails about older and higher mileage Q5s they want me to buy. Apparently nobody there has realized that if I still wanted one, I would've simply kept the one...

Tesla and Rivian stock is down, big time. Meanwhile GM and Furd stock is up...maybe because the saw the light and are busily abandoning the EV crap gospel.

This bobcat in CA kinda looked like a deer might eat it.

Hmm. I thought you were just getting old.

I dunno. Seems like DavidKFla is fairly benign these day.