Chit had the NHRA ever interviewed me for a National press release, holy crap id pee my pants. I would have responded yes this is the Baddest ass job ever in my life. I mean wow, Dodge was the first to offer a 700 plus factory available car affordable. Nobody has done this to date. And I grew up Mopar and so remember after rebuilding my 1973 Dodge Challenger with a 360 motor and torque flight Trany in 1984, wow one day I may make enough money to just buy a cool Factory car like a 426 Hemi Cuda. And I thought man that would be so cool and whicH had I grew up 20 years earlier being able to possibly buy a factory bad ass Cuda. And never ever realizing one day Dodge would offer a factory 700 plus legal street car and mod it to 800 plus with Dodge support. The Dodge brand has stoked me like never before and I’m gonna share with everyone Dodge has raised the bar and all the competition is still chasing us. I’m a a proud Dodge representative and will support all those who want to live my dream owning the Baddest ass Muscle car ever and more is to come. Follow me as I share the love and help others become loyal fans and owners like me.
First car (which I still have) is a 1972 Plymouth 340 Cuda. I have only owned Mopars with just a few exceptions. Plymouth has always been my favorite brand and it ultimately progressed to the Hellcat sitting in my garage - essentially right next to the the other 12 Mopar vehicles I currently own - 4 of which I purchased brand new.
Unfortunately It looks less and less likely I will ever purchase another new one.
I have always been a Mopar fan, but the company (Mercedes, Fiat, and then Stellantis) has moved in a new direction. Plymouth is gone and and that one still hurts - cars are a passion for me and I felt Mopar once shared in that passion, but unfortunately not any more, its just about $$$... I just feel we don't share that passion anymore - just my .02.