Dodge Challenger

The Doge Challenger is pretty beast. It looks like a genuine muscle car but it seems to have put on a little to much make-up. It still looks amazing but I think they made the corners just a little to soft. This makes it just a little closer to an average coupe (even though they have nothing in common and that is a complete exaggeration). 

Related Websites:

1) http://www.dodge.com/en/2008/challenger/index.html?bid=1758118&adid=63939062&pid=15226024

2) http://www.dodge.com/dodge_life/news/autoshow_news/challenger.html

3) http://www.edmunds.com/insideline/do/Features/articleId=108756

4) http://www.roadandtrack.com/article.asp?section_id=9&article_id=3104

Dodge Charger R/T

I’m going to have to admit that I was to hard on the Dodge Charger. It actually is an OK car. I don’t think that its a great car but it does have a good look. I have to say that this car has a nice aggressive look.

Dodge

Dodge isn’t my favorite car. I’ll say that I am very biased outright. To me they look a lot like any other. The only identification is the four quadrant grille. I think that they have even stretched this symbol top far. They put it on the Viper. They took a great car and put an ugly grille on it because they wanted to have their gigantic trade-mark on it. It looks all right on some of the larger Dodges but on the little Honda like cars it looks a little too big. Besides their huge grilles they pretty much fade into the background. When you look at a Dodge you don’t have the same reaction as when you see a Mustang. When you see a Mustang it clicks pretty fast that the car you are looking at is a Mustang. Mustangs make you want to buy one just looking at them. On the other hand, when you see a Dodge you kind of just look away. They don’t catch your eye.

I like the Charger more than most other Dodges,

but does it really need to stick to the crossbar design?