New Dodge Charger

[Riccardo]

From what I've read

These new computer controlled systems make a huge difference in driveability of rear-drive cars in bad weather. I remember driving home from upper darby in a big snowstorm in my 78 mustang and it was turrible

[3rd & Inches]

Go ahead and grab that Prius with the custom plate "ZIMA4U".

[Irish George]

sweet

I want one of these bad ass MF-ers!!

http://www.esquire.com/lifestyle/new...form=hootsuite

you gotta wear a porn stache and a cowboy hat to drive it, though.

[Eagle In Ohio]

Meh.....

when was the last time we had a car thread?

So Im in Florida the week before last and needed a rental and long lines and "cheap and available" got me into a bright red, new Dodge Charger with low miles.

Having grown up with American muscle cars I knew the old one...did not even know it was still being made.

Gotta tell you I was impressed. Tight, very responsive steering, surprisingly good on gas, a lot of fun to drive.

It's not a 2009 Chevy HHR, but it'll do.

[Susquehanna Birder]

I'm not sure how much technology can do to overcome a solid rear axle, low profile street tires, and basic horsepower. I'm sure it's better than the old cars, but I bet that it's still light years behind more modern chassis designs.

[BigSlizz]

My dad went a little car crazy when he got diagnosed with prostate cancer. I forget the year but he got a Fairlane that was in like new condition, and then picked up a Challenger RT.

The Challenger is unreal. And the shocking thing is how quiet it is for something so powerful.

[Two Gap Penetrator]

Right now I'm driving the.....

.....Chrysler 300C John Varvatos Limited Edition. All the cooks drive these. Love it.

[Two Gap Penetrator]

It can do a lot

My daily driver for 5 years was a rear wheel drive Saturn Sky Redline and in that 5 years I only left it home due to weather twice. It was a manual transmission, so I did have more control. I live in the flatlands of Central Jersey and drive up into the Watchung mountains every day to go to work. Never had much of a problem. Amazing what traction control and antilock braking can do.

[BIG JAY]

You didn't even know the Charger was being made?! Earth to IG...it came back a long time ago! So, you're one of those guys who only drive foreign cars, huh? You are what's wrong w/ our country...the US auto industry has come a long way w/ reliability and design. Open your closed mind up and give em' a chance!!

[Phoward12]

when was the last time we had a car thread?

So Im in Florida the week before last and needed a rental and long lines and "cheap and available" got me into a bright red, new Dodge Charger with low miles.

What was the model year? I was in Atlanta for a wedding about two years ago and we wound up with a Dodge Charger. I hated it. Part of it might be me just being used to the Toyotas and other cars I've driven, but I thought the sight lines were terrible, narrow, blind spot nearly unmanageable, etc. It took me a day or two to feel safe. You could tell it had muscle under the hood though, compared to what I usually drive.

[3rd & Inches]

I would recommend doing something athletic everyday, pushups etc. In a few weeks you might feel like a man.