Used Dodge Avenger SE for Sale

DODGE AVENGER SE GREAT ON MILEAGE, PERFECT MID-SIZE FOR MY DAUGHTER AND I. EXTREMELY ROOMY TRUNK FOR REGULAR SHOPPING TRIPS WHETHER FOR GROCERY OR BABY SHOPPING. DO NOT LIKE HOW THE TRUNK LID COLLECTS WATER.

The suspension absorbed big bumps well, but little pavement flaws transmitted firm kicks. The front seats provide good support except for the lower back. The rear seat is roomier than those of most sporty coupes and can hold two tall adults in only moderate discomfort. Three are a tight squeeze. Look for a model equipped with the 2.5-liter, 163-hp V6 instead of the 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine. The ride is stiff and unsettled. The interior uses cheap materials and is too cramped. Additionally, handling is ungainly. The Avenger's cabin is a letdown due to its low-rent, cheap-feeling materials – and the seats aren't much better. They offer little support up front, so they’re not very comfortable for long trips. The rear seats have little room for adults. Thick roof supports limit visibility to the rear, which is particularly problematic when reversing since the Avenger doesn't have a rearview camera or rear parking sensors. The Avenger has full sets of latch child-seat connectors on the rear outboard seats, along with an additional upper tether anchor on the rear middle seat. The base Avenger SE only comes with a basic audio system featuring an auxiliary audio input, four speakers, and steering wheel-mounted audio controls. Class leaders offer more features, like Bluetooth, USB ports, and even touch-screen infotainment systems as standard in their base models. All of these features are only available in some Avenger models. The Avenger's 6.5-inch Uconnect touch-screen infotainment system is user-friendly and has quick response times. Still, it's not the most up-to-date system among 2014 rivals. Other available features include a navigation system, a six-speaker Boston Acoustics audio system, and automatic climate control.