| Ranking | Details |
|---|---|
| #1 |
Car For Guys Who Want Something Sporty And Yet Can Be Converted Into A Family CarSource: CarGurus
...Accels really great and fast, brakes decent, handles like a sporty street car could. |
| #2 |
1st New CarSource: Cars.com..."Besides the door handle issue that basically every 2011 Charger had, the vehicle has been great. I bought the R/T Road and Track with Super Trak and Driver Convenience package... |
| #3 |
Incredible Ride!Source: Cars.com
..."I am so happy to be driving the all new 2011 Dodge Charger! |
| #4 |
RT Fuel Mileage better than expectedSource: Edmunds...On one open stretch of I-95 I bumped it down to 65mph and averaged between 31 and 33mpg. The system also kicks in while driving city roads around 30mph. The car has averaged about 21mpg in the city, just as good as many V6 models out there without the fuel management system. The car itself is great to drive. Fit and finish are excellent. The RT base package is all ones really needs- remote start, 8.4" Uconnect w/bluetooth, 18" alloy wheels, spoiler. A similarly equipped V6 will save you a few thousand dollars, but you'll get the value back with the RT at trade... |
| #5 |
Great Car!Source: Edmunds
...The Charger is a wonderful vehicle that loves to move. |
| #6 |
Awsome ChargerSource: MSN Autos...Pros: beautiful car, exellent styling, rich interior. GReat car!! love it! Cons: nothing to dislike, I should have opted for the Navigation system Overall: A+A+A+A+ I love my car!... |
| #7 |
Sporty and somewhat practicalSource: Edmunds...I took a 2k mile road trip in it and it worked better than the dealership promised. I absolutely love it. Great ride. Great gas mileage. Great acceleration and breaking. Plenty of room for everything. The only downside from it was that the Bluetooth and passive entry did not work. The passive entry was fixed by the dealer for free and the bluetooth unit is on back order. The dealer tells me that no one in the southeast has one available. I am tempted to visit the BMW manufacturing plant and do burnouts in the parking lot. Long Live Detroit!... |
| #8 |
Not Worth it!Source: Cars.com...yet handling does not excel in return; more orange peel than in any car I have ever owned; etc. Yes. There are likes, but at nearly $50,000.00, I cannot justify the mainly cosmetic-only perks. The car is powerful, but the car pulls to the right when you put the pedal to the metal. In retrospect, I should have waited for the 2011 Dodge Charger R/T with HEMI V8 and AWD, but the lease on my 2008 Mustang GT (car traded) was up before the '11 Dodge Charger was released and I really wanted a sedan, thus, did not look at the 2011 Dodge Challenger. Also, the Challenger and Mustang are NOT offered in... |
| #9 |
Awesome!Source: Cars.com
..."I just bought the 2011 Charger R/T Road and Track package with Super Track Pak and Driver Convenience group. |
| #10 |
A HUGE improvement!Source: MSN Autos...And the Tail lights..that was what sold me. The new body lines are reminicent of the 1999 R/T concept. Mine is Black, and it get plenty of looks. I think it's 1 of 5 in the area at the moment. It's well equipped too, the 2006 R/T was fast but boring and ill equipped. 2011 ties everything together by touch screen. All in all a HUGE improvement! Cons: Not sure how it will handle in snow. V6 is a little eniemic off the line, but I was used to a Hemi. Overall: Exterior; beautiful! Interior; Fantastic! Kudos to the team who redesigned it at Dodge... |
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The rear-wheel-drive 2011 Dodge Charger lands in an odd spot in the market; it doesn't quite compete with luxury sedans like the BMW 5-Series and Infiniti M, but it has a different layout, sporting pretenses, and a lot more personality than the likes of the Toyota Avalon, Buick Lucerne, or Chevrolet Impala.
The Nissan Maxima has front-wheel drive but is more upscale and stylish inside, with an inspired but not high-performance feel.
For those looking more for comfort but with rear-wheel-drive poise and a true luxury-car feel, the Hyundai Genesis is worth considering, too.
A compromise—and a completely different beast—is the Ford Taurus SHO; with its powerful EcoBoost turbocharged V-6 engine and all-wheel-drive layout, it's more sophisticated but also more expensive.
