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Originally Posted by unruhjonny

Bingo!

The Challenger is the biggest of the three, but it's also the most useable...
I have loved them from day #1.
Too bad I could never afford (or justify affording?) one.

I did rent them a couple times when visiting my mom in California - and even the R/T-auto (read: 5.7L), I loved the seat time I had in them.

Here as well on the Challenger! Never been a Camaro fan. I owned one for a short time. And the newer models just never caught on very well. Kind of like the Corvette , I have owned an older one and a new one and didn't care for or keep either . I don't like putting my cars on like a pair of pants. But I sure don't like seeing the old cars and old brands go away. I don't understand why the Pontiac went away because they were popular for decades. As far as electric cars are concerned I will NEVER own one. For many reasons that I won't get into as I don't talk politics or the whole climate thing.

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Pontiac started screwing up in the 80s with a lot of their models and continued with it to the end. Models didn't sell because of poor engineering. People faithful to Pontiac had had enough. Same with Oldsmobile. I agree Buick should have gone, but the "older" buyers would have gone nuts with GM canceling them. Now that I'm in the "older" bracket, I still can't see why Buick is still around.