7 Reasons Why You Really Dont Want to Own the 2015 Hellcat

hahaha....don't forget you also have to make sure your teeth are always clean white and in some cases you have them on LOL, cause of that perma-grin you'll have.

Not convinced....still want one....

One day we were at our Dodge dealer helping my youngest daughter and her husband buy a car, their salesman finds out I bought a Challenger from them a few years back and we start talking, my wife had recently said I could trade up to a newer model if I wanted and he says to me "Hellcat?" and I am thinking yes but you guys are going to ask $10-20k over invoice and that isn't in the budget then I say but if not for that I would think about it real hard and he starts trying to convince me "707 hp" he says and I thought my wife was going to choke, she looks at me like I had just shot someone and says NO, you cannot have that one! after driving an R/T Scat Pack last week, I am thinking that one of those would be fine with me!

Here is my reason for not owing a Hellcat

1. My wife won't let me.
2-7. Doesn't really matter, see number 1.

Truth under the right circumstances I could probably get one but I'd rather retire in about 5 years than own a Hellcat.

IMO aside from it being a hellcat in that article those 7 reasons apply to all challengers for the most part

I thought the seven reasons listed were put there for humor and not intended to be serious....at least I didn't take them seriously. The most entertaining part are the comments from readers posted after the article...........
I think, if anything, dodge man 2 sums it up most accurately in post no.6 above.............

I would like to get one, but then I would have nowhere to live after selling my house to buy one haha!

Dang, if only it was good in the snow LOL. Personally I'd love to have one, if only that reasonable price was about 20K more reasonable. :smileup:

just having a hard time justifying getting rid of my perfectly good low mileage SRT to upgrade to the Hellcat...that will sit in the garage for 7 months of the year. That said, I have no issue buying a ski boat that is used for an even shorter season!!!

I'm just trying to talk myself into it!

Northernhawk said:

just having a hard time justifying getting rid of my perfectly good low mileage SRT to upgrade to the Hellcat...that will sit in the garage for 7 months of the year. That said, I have no issue buying a ski boat that is used for an even shorter season!!!

I'm just trying to talk myself into it!

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I think you just showed reason enough, you will get more use out of it than a ski boat so there you go :smileup: LOL.

This is great!

Yes, purchasing a Hellcat is a MAJOR move. I would not do it. I can barely justify my R/T sitting the garage for most of its life. And the power? Whew!:Wow1: Mine is totally stock, engine wise. At my age, it's sufficient enough to look and sound mean. Twice the horsepower would be a power trip for most folks. It sure would be the best Christmas present, ever! CC: Wife
Keep on CHALLENGING!

Vette can be a big PITA to get in and out of... several of my friends have one... i have beaten a few of them with the wife's old Charger... you have to know how to drive one... just like the hellcat... end of the day if you can afford to pay to plsy why not the 7 reasons listed only apply if you are trying to decide between a Prius and a Hellcat... just saying

I would consider the vette if it already had a seqential shift manual transmission, other then that "meh"...I never really liked vettes or GM overall..and yes, agreed, that the vette is for the thinner population..LOL

Yea you can look like a real idiot driving a vette. A guy I unfortunately know has a 2014 corvette and he weighs every bit of 350 pounds. Its hilarious to see him crammed in there and even funnier watching him trying to get out.