2008 Dodge Charger - Specifications
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Penske Racing Moves NASCAR Teams To Ford For 2013
Ford was the final engine maker to bring its updated FR9 to NASCAR's premier Sprint Cup Series. It was also the first to show its new 2013 stock car body. Now Ford has... March 1, 2012 by Anne Proffit
2012 Dodge Charger Blacktop: Because There's Never Too Much Black
If you’re headed to the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, be sure to check out the 2012 Dodge Charger Blacktop during the day, because you probably won’t... January 6, 2012 by Kurt Ernst
2012 Dodge Charger Redline: Mopar Performance Outpowers SRT?
Just when we thought Dodge had reached about as deeply as it could into its Mopar-muscle retro-performance catalog, it’s pulling out all the stops at the upcoming... January 1, 2012 by Bengt Halvorson 3
Tokyo Motor Show, Cadillac ELR, Corvettes For Volts: Today's Car News
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2012 Dodge Charger SRT8 Super Bee To Start Around $40,000
The 2012 Dodge SRT8 Super Bee made its debut earlier this month at the LA Auto Show. While we still await official pricing details, reports put the price of the buzzing... November 30, 2011 by Chris Weiss 2
Why should I also consider these?
About 30 years ago, just about every major manufacturer on the planet (except Mercedes-Benz and BMW) converted nearly every passenger car they had to a front-wheel-drive platform.
More recently, Chrysler was among the first builders to rediscover the marketing (and performance) benefits of going rear-wheel drive with its 300, Dodge Magnum wagon, and Dodge Charger.
We're glad it did, but that leaves the Charger facing off against several cars that aren't exact competitors.
The following cars haven't an ounce of "performance" in their composition.
Take the Ford Taurus--it's front-wheel drive and available only with a V-6.
Same for the Toyota Avalon and the all-new Chevrolet Malibu.
A V-8 can be had in the Buick Lucerne, but Buick's idea of performance is far less brash than Dodge's.
