The new redesigned Dodge Charger is a runaway success as it
was in the sixties. I know that because
I owned one. It was a 1968 orange and
black Charger R/T (road & track).
This model was equipped with the high performance 440 cubic inch engine,
dual exhausts and even extra wide tires and some new safety features. The wrap around "bumble bee"
stripes were awesome and it had room for five adults. Dodge sold many more than
they had expected, just like what is happening today. As they say, "they flew off the
shelves".
Today's Dodge Charger is even better, as they have a Charger
for all different tastes in the horsepower category for the full size
sedan. This new 2015 Charger has new
front and rear styling that gives it a cool sleeker appearance.
It is a head turner just like its predecessor in the middle and late
sixties. The choices in the different
Charger models will fit everyone's appetite and desires with this full sized
sedan.
If you want to stick with the standard V6 equipped Charger,
don't worry about the acceleration factor as it will take you past that 18
wheeler like it was standing still; it is very quick and brisk. But what got my attention was the choice of
the V8's in the other models. The least
potent engine still produced 370-hp, getting close to my old Charger's
performance. Now crank up your
expectations of engine performance and look at the new Charger R//T Scat Pack.
Believe me the word "Scat" means what it says and it is my choice of
Chargers. This vehicle comes with 485-hp
and thanks to the new Dodge eight speed transmission it gives you 25mpg on the
highway.
I also drove the Dodge Charger Hell Cat at Waxahachie Dodge
Chrysler Jeep with its 707 hp Super
Charged V8. When we took it for a test
drive it was unbelievable and really is the top of the line in today's muscle
cars. Nothing around can compare with
all the Hell Cat has in high performance systems. My wife said I acted like I was a 20 year old
kid in this beast!
However, I went back to my first love and settled down in
the comfortable seats of the Dodge Charger R/T Scat Pack. What this car has in performance is enough
for me. The R/T delivers that quick
acceleration I want combined with a family friendly interior space, rear wheel
drive and the Scat Pack trim package that brings me that 6.4-liter V/8, an air
intake hood, high performance brakes, unique 20-inch alloy wheels, ventilated
front seats and more. We were very satisfied as was my "decision
maker" wife. She just loves its big
comfortable ride, classy looks and the array of sophisticated technology on
tap. I also took her advice in getting the
forward collision warning option. I
wonder what she was telling me.
For more information on any of these great vehicles visit http://www.waxahachiedodgechryslerjeep.com
today!
