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$18,912

If one looks beyond the current generation, the Dodge Charger is an odd duck. The early generations (starting in 1966) were powerful, but the Malaise Era (1975-1982) sapped a lot of power and like the Ford Mustang the Charger became an odd sort of sporty compact until 1987. The first reboot was in 2006, when a Charger could be had with either a 250 HP V6 or a 340 HP V8. A special model was available with 425 HP, and suspension tuning was common in other trim lines. In spite of the high beltline and poor visibility, space is good for occupants, and an all-wheel drive keeps people from going into trees. The latest Chargers’ power ranges from 292 to 470 HP, and can be used to power rear or all-wheel drive. Keep an eye on the eight-speed transmission, which offers significantly better fuel economy than other options. Safety scores are good, with side impact crashes causing the most problems.

Market

$18,912 average dealer price
$854 more than average private listings
3718 for sale, 3811 new listings monthly
65 days average on dealer lot prior to sale

Available Trims

Charger SEAAAA	$17,223
Charger SXTAAAA	$18,237
Charger 3.5LAAAA	$19,885
Charger RallyeAAAA	$21,708
Charger R/TAAAA	$26,706
Charger SRT-8AAAA	$35,238
Charger PoliceAAAA	Unknown Price

Model Overview

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Awards	5.5	see more
Performance	6.7	see more
Fuel Economy	4.3	see more
Luxury	5.2	see more
Safety	8.8	see more
Reliability	0.0	see more

#43 Best Selling Car on Carsabi
Named among the Best of the U.S. by Car And Driver
Named a Consumer Guide Recommended Buy for 2009
The Car Connection reports the Charger sedan has legitimate claims to the Charger heritage, with design cues that reinforce those ties
U.S. News reports Dodge Charger is a bold-looking family sedan; when equipped with a HEMI V8, it's a powerful muscle car

250 horsepower V-6 engine.
250 lbs.-ft. of torque at peak performance.
214 cubic inches of displacement.
0-60 mph in 7.30 seconds.
Quarter mile in 15.49 seconds with exit speed of 89.9 mph

17 city mpg.
25 highway mpg

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Safety

NHTSA Frontal Crash Safety:	10.0
NHTSA Front Seat Side Crash Safety:	10.0
NHTSA Rear Seat Side Crash Safety:	10.0
IIHS Rear End Collision Safety	5.0
NHTSA Rollover Resistance:	8.0
IIHS Head and Neck Safety:	10.0
IIHS Torso Safety	10.0
IIHS Left Leg Safety	10.0
IIHS Right Leg Safety	10.0