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The 2018 Dodge Challenger offers strong performance and retro styling, with highlights in horsepower and a roomy interior. It performs well on smooth roads, but visibility, fuel efficiency, and blind spots can be issues. Mixed reviews on reliability and entertainment technology impact overall customer satisfaction.
This review is about specifically the GT AWD configuration. If you want a sporty looking car for a comfortable daily driver that can handle mild to severe weather look no further. I'm a large man, 6'2" and on the wider side. This is one of the only cars I'm actually comfortable in for longer drives. The room for the driver is comparable to a medium sized pickup truck. The AWD performance in ice and snow is fantastic. I was able to make it up several steep hills covered in ice to work daily during the winter with relative ease. Watching the shocked expressions of SUV and truck drivers that couldn't as I passed by was priceless. The technology stack is very nice. In car wifi hotspot provided by ATT means that I usually have enough data to stream podcasts, music, and receive phone calls when my phone has no signal in more rural areas. It's worth the $25 a month to me. It's a V6 but it's a peppy V6. If you didn't know it was a V6 you'd think you were driving a V8. MPG is so-so, but in my opinion good for a car of it's class. Between 2 jobs I've had, one about 15 min of city driving, and the other 1h of highway driving I get 18mpg and 25mpg respectively.
Very roomy, perfect for larger men
Classic 80's sports car look. It's not exactly a chick magnet but older gentlemen compliment me constantly about it lol
Rain, ice, snow, doesn't matter. You're still getting to work unless you dont want to.
Has a few fairly large blind spots. Definitely opt for the blind spot detection package if you can. I'm used to them from driving old Firebirds so it's not much of a pain for me.
Uconnect 8.4 is starting to show it's age. I really don't like the fact that I can't put apple carplay in full screen, the bottom app bar and top status bar are always visible. It works, but I wish it was better.
I wish it was a hellcat, but they don't make a car that has both a V8 and AWD. Where I live and commute I need AWD
If You're An Investor & Wanna Treat Yourself Then A New Sports Car Is A Great Choice..Great For Your Image & Puts U On Nice Level Of Awesomeness
It's Kinda Fast & Great Conversation Starter
Sports Mode Will Guarantee It
480 Horses Will Keep Things Interesting
I Wouldn't Dare Daily Drive It
Several Blind Spots
make Sure U Atleast Own Your Home Outright...The Car Is Expensive
If you want a fun coupe with plenty of front leg room this is a great car. The 5.7 is powerful enough to have fun but will get 23 plus MPG with normal driving
find my self looking back at it when I park it.
plenty of front leg room.
huge trunk.
rwd with 375hp isn't great for wet weather.
very little leg room in the back seat.
plastic and fake brushed aluminum are lacking in the style.
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