1) It's expensive, yes. But for what you get, it is dirt cheap. It has more power than a Lambo that costs more than 5 times the cost. The next most powerful car is a Ferrari F12 @ ~330k.
2) I drove all winter through snow and ice, no problems. Put the right tires on, as with any car, and you're golden. Ground clearance is the only thing that will stop a properly equipped Hellcat from driving well in the snow.
3) Pay to play. Or if you get the all seasons, they're actually pretty cheap. $246/each at Tire Rack.
4) I get well over 20 mpg cruising on the highway. Lots of cars at or below that amount..
5) Insurance didn't really change for our two Hellcats compared to two 2010 SRT8 Challengers.
6) Why is this a problem? Don't like the car because you lost? Fine by me.
7) Yes, it's not for everyone. Not for people that can't afford it. Not for people that can't respect the power and drive sensibly. And most importantly, definitely NOT the right car for this idiotic author of the stupid article. I hate "Torque News".