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| #1 |
2008 dodge magnum Professional Edmunds ReviewSource: Edmunds...Safety: Four-wheel disc brakes are standard on all Magnum models, and antilock brakes, traction control, stability control and power-adjustable pedals are optional on the base SE and standard on all other Magnums. The SRT8 is also equipped with full-length side curtain airbags, which are optional on the others. Self-sealing tires are available on all except the SRT8. In government crash testing, the Magnum received five out of five stars for driver and front-passenger protection during frontal collisions, and four stars for front occupants and five stars for rear occupants during side... |
| #2 |
2008 Dodge Magnum OverviewSource: CarGurus...A new radio sports MyGIG and an optional iPod hookup. Another new option is satellite TV. On the safety side, seat-mounted airbags join the front and front-side ones, and a tire monitor is standard on all trims. Base models start with 17-inch tires, full power features, and a CD player. The SXT adds a power driver's seat and more safety features, such as ABS brakes and traction and stability control. The more performance-oriented R/T offers larger wheels, larger brakes, dual exhaust pipes, and leather seats.Don't forget that the powerful 2008 Magnum also serves as a functional family wagon... |
| #3 |
2008 Dodge Magnum Professional Cars.com ReviewSource: Cars.com...Passat wagon 35.8 73.8 Volvo V70 37.4 71.4 All data for 2007 models *With second row folded **With third row folded Drivers of any size should fit well in the Magnum, as a tilt/telescoping steering wheel is standard, and many trim levels have power-adjustable seats and pedals. I found plenty of range in the steering wheel and driver's seat, with abundant headroom and legroom to spare. There's equally abundant room in back, with good thigh support from the cushions. The seatbacks are recessed a bit behind the door openings, though, so it takes a bit of effort to climb out — especially in the... |
| #4 |
2008 Dodge Magnum Professional Cars.com ReviewSource: Cars.com...Driving Impressions Performance and handling in the Hemi-powered R/T are essentially the same as in the related Chrysler 300C. The suspension feels tauter, but not by much. Both cars ride comfortably on smooth surfaces. Each has a solid feel and confident handling. Tromping the Magnum's gas pedal from a standstill can shove occupants back into their seats, though highway-speed acceleration is less ferocious. The 3.5-liter V-6 performs with satisfying vigor, if a trifle slow at start-off, but it's a little noisier. Engine noise with the 2.7-liter V-6 is more noticeable but not bothersome, and... |
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If you're considering a 2008 Dodge Magnum, there are a couple of other near-wagon alternatives worth looking at.
The Ford Taurus X is a crossover (really a tall-roof wagon) built on the same platform as the previous-generation Volvo XC90.
The Taurus X is bigger than the Magnum, but offers none of the Dodge's handling or V-8 performance potential.