Appeals Across Generations - 2007 Dodge Charger SRT8 Long-Term Road Test

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imageAppeals Across Generations - 2007 Dodge Charger SRT8 Long-Term Road Test

We may have conceived our long-term 2007 Dodge Charger as a Millenial Used Car project, but this hungry sled appeals across the age range.

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  • allthingshondaallthingshonda Member Posts: 878
    It probably reminds you of your old CL65 Mercedes because the Charger borrows not only it's platform from Mercedes but a few other things were taken out of the Mercedes parts bin. I think some of the stalks you're talking about is from Mercedes.
  • daryleasondaryleason Member Posts: 501
    If I didn't have an aversion to Chrysler products due to their build quality issues, I'd almost be interested in the car. But I think its a travesty they slapped the "Charger" name on it. It shouldn't have been a four door with a name like that.
  • kirkhilles1kirkhilles1 Member Posts: 863
    Word, fellow Xer. We do the job while the Boomers take the credit and the Millennials complain about it. Certainly there is something quite universal about loving a big powerful V8, although for some reason I've never loved how the Charger looks. Doesn't look bad, but isn't nearly as appealing as the 2011+ Challenger looks. None are really my type though. Unreliable and poor interior.
  • cromagnum_mancromagnum_man Member Posts: 54
    I agree with everything you said, but replace Charger with Magnum!
  • daryleasondaryleason Member Posts: 501
    I think the Chrysler 300C looked better. And I still believe they should have named the Charger something else, like Coronet or something.
  • jlaszlojlaszlo Member Posts: 60
    Loved the first paragraph, my GenX brother.

    I need to find a clean Magnum RT or the unicorn SRT.
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