Rotor Glow Ray
05-23-2011, 11:11 PM
Hi all! I'm a new member form way up north, and it is so cool to see many other Canadians on the forum. One of the reasons I bought my RA was that rally racing and Canadian winter driving can be quite similar.
Anyway, I am a recent convert from the muscle car world, in fact I was going to purchase a 2011 Challenger in beautiful Green With Envy, but the guys at the Chrysler dealerships were complete pricks. They basically told me that they were getting one fully loaded SRT392, they wanted 60,000$ for it, and they told if I put a non-refundable deposit of 5000$ down I could get it in 10 months!
Off to the Mitsubishi dealership I went. My second choice was a practical Outlander. But then I saw something painted in Rotor Glow. Now I'm broke, but very happy. This thing is soooo much fun. Way more than that fat beast of a Dodge. And to think the RA has the same displacement as the milk jug in my fridge!
Again, I am new to the world of foreign tuners, as I grew up pulling wrenches on iron V8's, so please excuse me for my ignorance and rather stupid questions I might have early on. I will most truly appreciate any help.
Best Regards,
Rotor Glow Ray
Anyway, I am a recent convert from the muscle car world, in fact I was going to purchase a 2011 Challenger in beautiful Green With Envy, but the guys at the Chrysler dealerships were complete pricks. They basically told me that they were getting one fully loaded SRT392, they wanted 60,000$ for it, and they told if I put a non-refundable deposit of 5000$ down I could get it in 10 months!
Off to the Mitsubishi dealership I went. My second choice was a practical Outlander. But then I saw something painted in Rotor Glow. Now I'm broke, but very happy. This thing is soooo much fun. Way more than that fat beast of a Dodge. And to think the RA has the same displacement as the milk jug in my fridge!
Again, I am new to the world of foreign tuners, as I grew up pulling wrenches on iron V8's, so please excuse me for my ignorance and rather stupid questions I might have early on. I will most truly appreciate any help.
Best Regards,
Rotor Glow Ray