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As noted by Car and Driver, the 2018 Dodge Charger is the last four door muscle car that remains in production. With Chevrolet ending production for the Chevy SS, as a result of the closing of Holden in 2018, the Charger now offers unrivaled performance as a beefed-up American sedan. For 2018, each Charger, starting with the base model, comes standard with a backup camera and rear parking sensors. The horsepower range of the Charger is now wider thanks to the abundance in trim levels available to the market. Standard to premium model Chargers all come with Dodge's UConnect infotainment system.
There are now ten trims available for the new Dodge Charger. Each one of the ten trims is now compatible with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, giving customers more entertainment options than ever. The Charger utilizes an 8.4 inch touchscreen display, in conjunction with a few buttons, for infotainment system control. Dodge offers a two speaker options that are supplementary to its standard six-speaker sound package; a choice between a 10-speaker Beats Audio system or a 19-speaker Harman Kardon system. As in previous years, the Charger can comfortably seat five people with room in the trunk for additional cargo. The front seats are 6-way power adjustable. Bolstered performance seats, 12-way adjustable seats, heated seats, and ventilated seats can be had as options on the Charger. Cargo space, for the trunk, can be increased by folding down the 60/40 split folding rear seats.
The 2018 Charger received a five star rating from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. When tested by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, a non-profit organization, the Charger received good scores overall. The standard Charger receives airbags for the driver, passenger, front head, rear head, and front side. Electronic stability control, brake assist and ABS are also standard on the Charger. Additionally, the exterior receives an updated look with standard daytime running lights. Though a majority of the Dodge Charger lineup operates on a rear-wheel drive platform, there is an all-wheel drive option available for the GT Charger models. This all-wheel drive option gives extra traction to all four wheels in slippery conditions. Modern safety technology is available for the 2018 Dodge Charger. Blind-spot monitoring and a traffic alert system are offered as options for the Charger. Automatic safety-tech such as forward collision alert, automatic emergency braking, and lane departure warning are also available for the Charger.
Purchase prices do not include tax, title, license and $499.00 doc fee. Prices include the listed rebates and incentives. Please verify all information. We are not responsible for typographical, technical, or misprint errors. Inventory is subject to prior sale. Contact us via phone or email for more details. *MPG Based on 2019 EPA mileage ratings. Use for comparison purposes only. Your mileage will vary depending on driving conditions, how you drive and maintain your vehicle, battery-pack age/condition, and other factors.
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