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Subscribe to this threadTabarnouche! French-Canadian journalist loses his license for speeding
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MikeW @ Oct 14th 2006 2:03AM
150mph to 0 in the Charger SRT-8, takes probably 750 feet, and less than 7 seconds.
and the charger can go past 170mph in 4th gear if allowed to.
and so can the 300
http://www.caranddriver.com/roadtests/9479/chrysler-300c-srt8-page4.html
Going fast doesn't automatically mean you are unsafe. There is nothing wrong about driving quickly and politely, and you can't honestly say your driving is polite, then you need to check yourself.