Whether you are looking for a family car or the muscle car of your dreams, the Dodge Charger is everything you are looking for. If the Dodge Charger of the past enticed you, you will love the newest model. The new Dodge Charger is a welcome replacement to the Dodge Intrepid as Dodge’s full size sedan line. Its interior, as well as its exterior styling, is similar to the now defunct Dodge Magnum. What more could you want from a car than to combine features from your favorite modern cars with those you loved in the muscle car era?

For the 2010 model, the base SE Charger, the SXT,RT Charger line, or for someone going for the highest performance from their car, there is the SRT8 Charger.

The SE model Charger has a 2.7-Liter V6 and 4-Speed Tranny . Which moves you quickly along the road but still has an EPA estimated 16 mpg in the city, and 24 mpg on the highway. Disc brakes on all four wheels come standard, as well as safety in the form of multiple stage air bags for the driver and front passenger, as well as a remote entry system. The Charger SXT AWD model has a 3.5L V6. In addition, a sporty 5-Speed Automatic Transmission is available. Traction control is a great feature that ensures that the car stays on the road during difficult driving. The SXT version has a substantial power increase, while still rating 17 city/23 hwy miles per gallon. Anti-lock brakes on all four wheels along with heated mirrors and pedals with adjustable height give you everything you’ve come to expect in a modern vehicle.

The Dodge Charger RT has the power train ideas behind the SXT with more sophisticated visual adjustments. The front seats are now trimmed with leather accents, heated, and electrically adjustable. Fuel economy stays close to the SE model with an EPA estimated 16 mpg in the city and 23 mpg on the highway. The Dodge Charger RT is the sum of features in the Charger SXT, with sophisticated improvements such as steering audio controls mounted on the steering wheel, as well as a 276-watt stereo amplification system. This line also features a performance exhaust system, as well as cruise control.

The Charger SRT8 is where this model really shines. It features a 6.1L HEMI V8 that delivers all of the power and performance you could possibly want. This engine is rated at 425 hp and still keeps decent fuel economy with an EPA estimated 13 city/19 hwy mpg. The interior on the SRT8 is even further upgraded when compared to the RT. Leather-trimmed suede accents are provided on the front seats. In addition, 18-inch aluminum wheels really add to the car’s exterior appearance. The tires are a low profile, high performance type that adds to the sporty appearance of the SRT8. Performance rear shock absorbers allow for the balance of ride and performance. The remote starting system allows for convenience when you are in a hurry. Finally, a universal garage door opener keeps the SRT8 practical and convenient for everyone in your family.

As you can see, the 2010 Dodge Charger has everything you will ever need in a car. It is a perfect choice for someone wanting to balance practicality with performance. Purchasing a 2010 Dodge Charger will be a decision you will look back on for years to come as wise.

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