I purchased a Dodge Charger a few years back brand new and financed it from the dealership. I was so excited to bring it home. I had always wanted one of these cars, and now it was finally mine! In the beginning, I loved the car: it drove well and was easy to control. The ride was smooth, but it also had that sporty feel to it. About 6 months after buying the car, I heard a weird knocking noise on my way to work one morning. I called the dealership and took it right down. Once they went through the car, they told me the bearings on the left front wheel needed to be replaced. I was in shock as the car was almost brand new. They fixed the bearing, and everything was good for another 6 months when I heard the same noise again, but this time it was coming from the back of the car. Once more I took it into the shop, and it was the same thing, bearings on the back right. Again it was fixed and off I went. The gas mileage is not so good either, but I was dealing with that. About a year an a half after buying the car, for the third time, I heard that dreadful noise coming from the front driver's side wheel. Again, it was bearings. After it was fixed, I went and purchased another car. The Dodge Charger is not for me and seems to always have issues with bearings. I want to have a car I feel safe in--not one that the wheels will fall off of.

The 2012 Dodge Charger is an exceptional car, if you're looking for muscle with a smooth ride. The build quality is top notch. Over time, I have been impressed with the way the interior holds up and how easily it can be cleaned, especially when dealing with children and spills. The exterior is sleek and sporty with perfectly wide set wheels and a front grill that commands the road. Overall comfort of the Charger is like a fine-luxury vehicle. The seats are plush and welcoming, especially for longer road trips.