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Sep 25, 2008 | 06:50 AM

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damon@tirerack

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PM Marski, his wife has one I believe.

I have spoken with several customers who report lousy interior quality. My only experience with one was when they were brand new. We had one here for measuring and the gearshift came off in my hand.

The car had like 100 miles on it. Not good......

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Sep 27, 2008 | 10:53 PM

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SINISTR

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Ken Lally

Ssnistr,

Your posts are negative, not productive, counter-conversative, why don't you go away?

No one will notice - bye.

Your have 16 posts, and have been here a few months.

Sorry if you got butt hurt.

I was stating facts, sorry if the truth hurts....

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Sep 28, 2008 | 12:22 AM

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I had the SRT 6 model. It was a lot of fun, very good performance and I had no problems with it. However, the suspension is set up stiff for performance handling but is a pain in the rear for daily driving on normal roads. They should be cheap to buy because they were heavily discounted when new as Chrysler didn't market them well and then the Germans sold Chrysler and the model was dropped. They were produced by Karmann using SLK 32 mechanical bits including the AMG supercharged engine (SRT 6 model only).

I would be a little worried about service and parts as the Chrysler dealers didn't have much of a clue about these cars even when they were a current model.