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Originally posted by: Skoorb
OK I can see it's "hotter", because it's selling more and has more demand, but it's a fairly stupid argument in the first place. The chevy cobalt is a hotter vehicle than the new bugatti veyron. It's got more buzz in the industry, more people know about it, and it sells more. The point is, who cares? It just seems like an empty point to make in the first place. The Ford GT has been much lauded for what it's done at its price point, but I'd hardly call the cobalt a success over the GT just because it sells more vehicles.
again, your comparisons are worse than the comparison made in the article.
it is realistic to compare the mustang and the 300 because of many of the points already mentioned in this thread.
both rwd
both good performance
similar pricepoints
both v8 engines
similar "image"
when you compare the cobalt to the ford gt, it's just ludicorous.
again, which do you think is a more similar comparison?
ford 500 vs chrysler 300
OR
Ford Mustang vs chrysler 300??
it really depends on what's more important to the particular buyer.
for someone looking for a high performance rwd v8 vehicle the ford 500 wouldn't even make the list.
let's look at it from a buyers perspective.
i'm a buyer for a new vehicle, here is my list of requirements.
1. v8
2. rwd
3. retro look
based on that list is there any possibility that both the cobalt and ford gt could make it?
however, is it realistic to put both the chrysler 300 and mustang on that list?
if so, than the comparison is valid to that buyer, why isn't it valid for an article?