Had a Magnum SXT as a rental this weekend

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by Steve, May 22, 2004.

  1. Steve

    Steve Guest

    WOW. I'm even more impressed with the Magnum than I was with the 300. I
    have zero reservations about the looks of the Magnum- I forgave the 300
    its awkward front end because the rest of the car is so nice, but the
    Magnum is just a beauty all-around. The one I've got is just a 3.5L SXT,
    but it doesn't embarass itself. The quiet is amazing. I still want to
    check out a Hemi, but this is a car I find that I could be quite happy
    with even with only a 3.5. I can't imagine they'll sell many with the
    2.7, though. The transmission shifts beautifully- I can't imagine why
    they feel a need to put the Mercedes tranny behind the Hemi. It could
    only be a step down.

    When I first sat in the car, my initial reaction was that visibility was
    going to be horrible. But it turns out to be far, far better than most
    cars I've driven in the past 5 years. The rear windows are small, but
    just perfectly placed. Very little in the way of a blind spot.
     
    Steve, May 22, 2004
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  2. Steve

    Greg Houston Guest

    I found it interesting that there is nothing about the Magnum on dodge's
    home page http://www.dodge.com but Magnum has its own page at
    http://www.dodge.com/magnum
     
    Greg Houston, May 23, 2004
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  3. Steve

    RPhillips47 Guest

    Try again! I think the homepage has been updated since you went there.
     
    RPhillips47, May 24, 2004
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  4. Which rental car company? I'd love to try a rental!
     
    Thomas Arneson, May 28, 2004
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  5. Steve

    Steve Guest

    Dollar Rent-a-Car at LAX, believe it or not. It was a $7/day upgrade
    from a F*rd Taurus... like I had to think twice about THAT :) The
    rental was a low-rate deal booked through Travelocity, too, so the rate
    was only about $25 per day. It was a screaming good deal.
     
    Steve, May 28, 2004
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