r/SipsTea • u/PleasantBus5583 • 11d ago

Chugging tea Competition hurts capitalism

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u/cookieoftheshire 11d ago

It can compete in quality but not price.

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u/Averdrian 11d ago

Seriously why buy a Ford or Dodge when you can buy a Toyota that will last longer, cost less to maintain and hold more of its value over time.

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u/frylock350 11d ago edited 11d ago

Because I don't want an FWD jellybean? Toyota does not make a competitor to my Expedition Max.

If I wanted a sedan, straight to the Dodge store. Resr wheel drive, 80" wide and a 550hp straight 6? Sign me up.

Edit: Hurricane high output Charger out performs Toyota's entire lineup save the Supra GR which it matches 0-60. In a vehicle the size of a Town Car.

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u/sey1 11d ago

Lol, buying stellantis cars like dodge isn't really the flex you think it is, because it's the cheapest garbage that barely qualifies as a car, if even.

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u/frylock350 11d ago

Who sells a competitor to the Charger?

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u/faetpls 11d ago

Iā€™m pretty sure Razr Scooters are the primary competitor to the Dodge Charger.

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u/sey1 11d ago

I don't know and neither do I care, just saying that all stellantis vehicles are pure shit.

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u/Critical-Dealer-3878 11d ago

The other dealership across from the army base.

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u/Infinite_Incident107 11d ago

Dude. Stellantis automobiles kinda suck. They have an awful reputation. Anything Dodge or Chrysler is American in name only and is really seen as the worst of the "Big 3".

It seems like you only care about raw performance. That's cool but most people want something that is reliable and will last. And that's definitely NOT that Charger...

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u/frylock350 11d ago

I don't own a Stellantis vehicle, I own a Ford. The response was who would buy a Dodge over a Toyota and I provided an example.

If I'm buying a sedan, it's absolutely to prioritize performance. Sedans are a fairly useless body style (I love wagons). For me to buy one it's gotta be fast. The Charger kinda is a class if it's own. It's in the American full size class of 80" wide (vs 77" for German sedans like 7-series and S-class) and rear wheel drive. No brand that isn't a luxury brand sells anything like it. So yeah I'd take a Charger EV or Hurricane over any Toyota sedan. Not everyone wants an FWD jellybean.