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dubai911 04-10-2006 09:27 PM

SRT8 engine Question
 
Hi this is my first post here in the forum..

i am considering a chrysler SRT8 as my new ride, and am looking for some info about it

[-] as the salesman in our local showroom told me, the 6.1L HEMI has the Multi-displacement system (MDS)!!! like the 5.7L..... IS THAT TRUE?????

[-] if any1 of u guys owns the SRT8 can u please tell me the average milage you get per full tank


your replies are very much appreciated guys :) & thanks in advance

edsotic 05-02-2006 01:50 AM

RE: SRT8 engine Question
 
Hi dubai911,

This is my first post in this forum as well.

I own a 300C SRT8. This car DOES NOT have the multi-displacement technology. I average between 15 and 16 MPG in my car, but I do drive very aggressively.

Raxman 05-20-2006 08:19 AM

RE: SRT8 engine Question
 
Hello,

Same here.

Currently choosing between 5,7 and SRT8. My question for those who already have an experience with either one. What would I regret the most choosing: a) SRT8 for it´s gas milage; or b) Hemi 5,7 couse it´s slight torque/handling/other... ???

Comparing, there are remarkable diference:
MPG (city) MPG (hwy)
srt - 14 20
5,7 - 17 25

BTW, even BMW 760i with 6,0l V12 engine gets better results than SRT...



nicktheiscar 06-02-2006 11:25 PM

RE: SRT8 engine Question
 
The trade off from the 300 C to the SRT8 is more than gas mileage!
A- Handling
B- Braking
C- Performance
D- I can go on!

I sell these vehicles and it males me sad when sales people dont know what they are saying!

TisfurSRT8 10-17-2006 02:42 PM

RE: SRT8 engine Question
 
The SRT8 is no joke on gas, but if saving gas is your concern, get a Toyota Camry. Don't waste your money on a 300C if its not a HEMI. The Camry is a decent sized car and has great gas mileage. As for the BMW, yes it has better results, and an increased price tag.

topfuel67 11-04-2006 05:17 AM

RE: SRT8 engine Question
 
Look at the difference in style between the srt8 and regular 300c. That alone should be enough reason. A fully loaded 300c is about $37k. You can get the fully loaded SRT8 for just over $40k.

traveler 04-09-2007 08:51 PM

RE: SRT8 engine Question
 
340Hp vs. 425HP...that says it all for me.


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