sasha@lazytrips Posted May 4, 2011 Author Posted May 4, 2011 Had a think about this. Wrote down the pros & cons of each and naturally enough, picked the slowest, least powerful, most fat, long & big, worst interior, least reliable, least comfortable and most noisy car out of the three. Yep. It came last in every single one of my comparisons, so Dodge Challenger R/T it is for no apparent reason whatsoever. Quote
rtbiscuit Posted May 4, 2011 Posted May 4, 2011 Had a think about this. Wrote down the pros & cons of each and naturally enough, picked the slowest, least powerful, most fat, long & big, worst interior, least reliable, least comfortable and most noisy car out of the three. Yep. It came last in every single one of my comparisons, so Dodge Challenger R/T it is for no apparent reason whatsoever. because its awesome, and they use one on NCIS los angeles Quote
JetSet Posted May 4, 2011 Posted May 4, 2011 If you're going in the summer then a convertible isn't really the great option you might think it is. The heat in Arizona and Nevada has to be experienced to be believed, it's windows up and A/C on full blast during daylight hours...50 degrees C in Lake Havasu City when I was there, 46 C in Vegas couldn't even leave the motel . Great choice for The California Coast though where it's around 25-30 C most of the time Pete Was 50 degrees in needles also when I was there. It's like jumping out into an oven when you get out of the car Though, san francisco is pretty cool in summer. Indeed, already pushing 40 degrees in Needles and yeah, San Fransisco is pretty cool, as Mark Twain once said "The coldest winter I ever saw was the summer I spent in San Francisco". Pete Quote
Fodder Posted May 4, 2011 Posted May 4, 2011 I have nothing to add other than this is exactly what I would love to do although I have driven a convertible in Ohio and Pennsylvannia in June and that was hot enough! As far as the West coast the problem I have is most of my peers are based in San Francisco area and I owe all of them at least one beer so i'd end up staying in that area Enjoy and please report back your experiences and any other tips you pick up Quote
sasha@lazytrips Posted May 5, 2011 Author Posted May 5, 2011 I have nothing to add other than this is exactly what I would love to do although I have driven a convertible in Ohio and Pennsylvannia in June and that was hot enough! As far as the West coast the problem I have is most of my peers are based in San Francisco area and I owe all of them at least one beer so i'd end up staying in that area Enjoy and please report back your experiences and any other tips you pick up Reviews of an older model of a Mustang Convertible & the brand new Challenger R/T together with some holiday snaps will be provided! Quote
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