2010 Dodge Charger consumer reviews

Really like the car. The only thing I have noticed is that the cars doors, all 4 of them seem to swing open and close very loosely. Meaning there is not much tension in the doors and they flop open and close too easy. I got hit in the ear a couple weeks ago closing the drivers door!

I was looking for a sporty car that had 4 doors and room for the family. This car is so much fun to drive and is comfortable to ride in, both the front seats and back. So happy with my purchase!

For all my life i loved american's muscle cars. At my last purchased, i decided to by my Dodge Charger, and i have had a very good experience and expectation for the quality and performance of this vehicle.

I do enjoy driving my new dodge charge. It drives smooth with just enough pick up but pretty descent on gas. The interior is very nice leather and the exterior bodt style is sharp. I am curious how dodge holds up mechanically.

Styling is very appealing, good power on the V6 3.5 Engine, spacious comfortable ride, good on gas to the size of the vehicle,

My charger is a 2010 & it has been in the shop 3 times.A 28,000$ 2010 car should not have as many problems as the charger does :(

Nice ride. A liitle noisy as far as hearing the road. ( just on certain surfaces) very stylish and comfortable! Love it!

I have owned a 2010 Dodge Charger SXT for a year. So far...knock on wood I have not had an issue mechanically with this car. Gas mileage I have been getting 24MPG on average around town. The radio is awesome, sounds great. I love the touch screen face plate. With having a back injury, the lumbar support is great, and makes traveling nice. It definately is a head turner.....but mine is bright red. And love it......however there are some cons with this car. It is HORRIBLE in the snow. A dusting makes this car slide everywhere. Also, this car requires you, to use the middle grade on gas. I found this while reading the owners manual...which I might add I had to call and order, cause it doesn't come with the car....a CD does. So fuel cost has made driving this car on a daily basis, costly with needing to use middle grade (89 octane). I thought I would try the lower grade, and MPG's i averaged in the teens. With the price of gas these days, I am not sure I am gonna keep this car, for its my main means of transportation. And I live in Pennsylvania, with snow. Make sure your sales person is honest when looking at this car...for mine was NOT.

I've owned my 2010 Charger SRX (3.5) for about 3 months and I love it. Before buying one, I've read a lot of reviews. Some were misleading. Examples in quotes: (Don't bother with the 3.5, you NEED 5.7. The 3.5 is sluggish) The 3.5 is a very powerful engine and in no way limits the acceleration. I traded in a 06 Impala with a 3.5 and the Charger outperforms it. I'm not saying its as good as a 5.7. I'm just saying most people don't NEED it. The 3.5 gives you good MPG's and has a little extra HP for you to have fun. (The 3.5's are not reliable) My Impala saw the repair shop more often than I would have liked for a new car. My Charger hasn't had an issue yet. The dealer had a trade in Charger with 150,000 on the odometer. Some sales guy's old car. The only con to my Charger is it's RWD and not great in snow. I'm considering buying snow tires for the first time ever. Seriously, this car is bad in snow! Consider that if you live in a snowy area.

The '10 Charger that I purchased new from Royal Chrysler in Owego is fantastic! It was a Rallye package and some of the options on it really set it apart from the former rentals that I had initially started looking at. It's got the 20" chromes, power moon roof, touch screen radio/dvd/satelite center and air foil in the back. I got a great deal so the difference between a used one and the new one was minimal.