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Originally Posted by Gunman
Really? because Dodge says so, Ford and Chevy won't feel the need, or desire to compete? Bean counters may not approve the project, and the GT40 and ZR1 having to be top dog may stop them, but you know they want to compete.
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Not because they say so. Because they are acknowledging an apple is an apple and a grape is a grape. A manufacturer can turn a GTR or a minivan into a drag car if they wanted. Obviously pony cars do get made into drag cars. But with the independent rear suspension and general direction the two are taking with the Mustang and Camero, it would seem an oddity to the market and maybe even too costly for the R&D department to have two directions and two top tier versions of their cars.