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Paul @ Dec 8th 2006 4:11PM
. Might be an appropriate car for American roads, but I doubt it will be a hit in the UK. While the normal 300C made one of the Car and Driver's Top Ten cars for 2007, the same car came in dead last in a Top Gear comparison that also involved the Holden Monaro (GTO) and Jag S-type R.
I Saw that Top gear and that wasn't an SRT-8 it was just a normal 300c it was also just there oppinion. I am from Australia and i'm looking foward to have these over here and would drive one any day over our own Holdens.