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4-speed automatic w/OD
5-speed automatic w/OD and auto-manual
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V-6 or V-8
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Cylinder deactivation (R/T)
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High-performance SRT8 model
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Optional Backseat TV system
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RWD or AWD
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Brash looks
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V-8 performance (SRT8)
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Transmission refinement (SRT8)
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Comfortable sport seats (SRT8)
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R/T's V-8 gas mileage
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Forward visibility on winding roads
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ABS not standard
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Side airbags not standard
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SRT8 gas mileage, gas-guzzler tax
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IIHS side-impact crash-test rating without side airbags
Vehicle Summary
While the Charger name is a throwback to the 1970s coupe, the underpinnings and design are modern. The Charger comes in SE, SXT and R/T trims. There's also a high-performance SRT8 model. Rear-wheel drive is standard, but SXT and R/T models are available with all-wheel drive. Its main competitors are full-size American sedans like the Chevrolet Impala, Ford Taurus and Pontiac G8. Read more
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