I have a 2006 Dodge Charger SXT. It's maroon and has a spoiler. The interior is grey and black. I have a standard radio with a single disc player. The sound system in it is stock and it is amazing. I love heavy bass so this car's sound system was a huge plus. I've always loved Dodge. My family has owned many Dodge's when I was growing up and I especially loved the look of Chargers and Challengers. Before this car I had a 2-Door car and that was sometimes a pain to have when driving around more than one other person. So I decided it was time to get something bigger with 4-doors. So, I got a charger. It's a RWD vehicle, so it's not practical for living here in MN but I manage just fine. I will always buy Dodge vehicles. They look sharp and are amazing machines.

The Dodge Charger usually improves every year, usually offering a balanced experience, but for some reason, the 2015 Chargers all seem to focus on two things, speed and nothing else. The 2015 Dodge Charger is a nice looking car though not amazing. It follows similar design as the predecessors, which means you have a good build and don't run into many mechanical issues generally. However, many aspects of the 2015 version has clearly made cuts in reliability, performance, gas drainage, and handling for what is an affordable price point, maybe too much so. So what did they put all the effort into with all these cuts? Speed. The Charger can move very fast, and that's basically the only thing it does well. Why the company ditched improvements to produce a very fragile fast car a grocery store price is odd to me. Did market research indicate most people only buy Dodges to go fast? Even the driver protection mechanisms are inadequate for this vehicle. What's more, you can't go too fast for too long because the engine will cut itself as it heats up way to quickly. This also provides issues with handling in various weather conditions, and the base is so loose a collision could wreck many of the internals.