Dodge Charger:Review the specs, features and pros & cons

Dodge Charger Safety

To complement its high-speed capabilities, the Charger's trim levels include numerous safety features, like a four-wheel anti-lock braking system (ABS) to prevent skidding and front and side airbags. Newer models from 2015 include lane keep assist, cross path detection and blind spot monitors, increasing protection from other road users. In 2008+ models, you'll find standard safety features include:

• Brake assist, traction control, and electronic stability control (ESC) to prevent skidding and accidents
• Child safety locks
• Emergency trunk release

Dodge Charger Interior

Many interior elements of the Charger are customizable in newer models, such as the optional dual temperature control and either fabric or leather seating. Standard electric windows and a functional centre console are included in all generations and trims. For added comfort, heated seats, as well as a heated and adjustable steering wheel are also available for all 2011 models and onwards.

Dodge Charger Technology

Dodge Chargers began integrating the latest technological advances many years ago, so you'll enjoy modern features even with an older model. Smartly designed high-tech features on newer models from 2018 include:

• Uconnect infotainment touchscreen system
• Bluetooth connectivity for Apple/Android in SXT models and higher, including navigation and hands-free communication
• Dual USB ports
• Satellite radio
• Six-speaker sound system

Older models weren't as loaded with entertainment tech. For instance, standard on the 2009 model was a four-speaker stereo, CD player and an auxiliary jack.

Dodge Charger Space

The Charger allows trunk expansion with 60/40 folding rear seats, adding to its 16.5 cubic feet of trunk space. There has been criticism around limited rear space, but this is common with sedans. On the other hand, the four-door option makes entering the back easy. The front seats are adjustable, and long rides are made comfortable thanks to plenty of front-seat legroom.

Dodge Charger Comfort

Designed with the driver in mind, the Dodge Charger’s focus on comfort is remarkable. Although the sloping roofline obstructs the top view slightly, this is fixed with the 12-way power driver’s seat option, allowing you to position your seat just right. Beyond seat personalization controls in all trim levels, many options can be added for your comfort, such as:

• Power tilt/telescoping functions to customize steering wheel position
• Front seat ventilation
• Available suspension upgrades to control the smoothness of your ride
• Steering wheel paddle shifters for seamless transmission