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  • new Dart= Neon of the future lol

    seriously, does it not resemble a Neon? Wtf were they thinking?



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  • #2
    It's not terrible, for an entry level car, it's about as aesthetcially pleasing as all the other cars it competes against.
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    • #3
      blasphemy but oh well.

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      • #4
        Originally posted by JFurst View Post
        blasphemy but oh well.
        Yep. Dodge destroying another iconic name for the sake of sales. Out of the charger/challenger/dart the only one they got right, styling wise, was the challenger, IMO.

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        • #5
          Originally posted by racrguy View Post
          Yep. Dodge destroying another iconic name for the sake of sales. Out of the charger/challenger/dart the only one they got right, styling wise, was the challenger, IMO.
          agree'd
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          • #6
            It's like the designers gave up once they hit the B-pillar. I like the front, especially in white, but the rest looks like it came straight out of the mid-nineties.

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            • #7
              Originally posted by racrguy View Post
              Yep. Dodge destroying another iconic name for the sake of sales. Out of the charger/challenger/dart the only one they got right, styling wise, was the challenger, IMO.
              Originally posted by STRONGNUFF View Post
              agree'd
              They purposed destroyed the Charger. I forget the head of Dodge at the time, but he's quoted as saying (loosely) the days of the 2 door sports car are over. Then they realized the error of their ways when the S197 Mustang was kickin' azz. That's why the resurgence of the Camaro and Challenger took place.
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              • #8
                Let's not forget that Darts were shitbox economy cars.

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                • #9
                  I like this one better.

                  I ran across this guy in East FTW at the old Jamie's gas station on E. Lancaster. I think he said it was a 71 Dart.


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                  • #10
                    Looks...turrible.

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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by BradM View Post
                      Let's not forget that Darts were shitbox economy cars.
                      id rock this hemi dart shit box anyday

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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by BradM View Post
                        Let's not forget that Darts were shitbox economy cars.
                        Thank you!

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                        • #13
                          Stick a 340 and 4-speed in an old Dart and step back. Those things, and the Plymouth Dusters, were some bad ass fast cars.
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                          • #14
                            Originally posted by Butch View Post
                            Stick a 340 and 4-speed in an old Dart and step back. Those things, and the Plymouth Dusters, were some bad ass fast cars.
                            The guy who owns the car I posted said that he used to have a Chevelle, and he got smoked by a Dart. He sold the Chevelle and bought a Dart, and it's the one he restored.

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                            • #15
                              slant 6 swinger??

                              god bless.
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