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Dart Rallye
Combining Alfa Romeo DNA with classic Dodge craftsmanship, the Dart is a quick and hip small sedan that lives up to its name. Featuring a gas-sipping turbocharged 4-cylinder, this compact car offers spirited performance while still earning up to 39 mpg on the highway. |
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Charger SRT8 Super Bee
Revived once again for the 2012 model year, the Dodge Charger SRT8 Super Bee plays on America's collective nostalgia for audacious muscle cars that unabashedly burn fuel in pursuit of that most noble of all goals — more horsepower. |
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Journey Crew
The Dodge Journey Crew is a serviceable vehicle that works well for active families. Featuring a 3.6-liter V6 engine with VVT, the seven-passenger crossover tops out at 280 horsepower and earns a respectable 25 mpg highway, making road trips a little bit more attractive. |
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Dodge Avenger SXT Plus
Offering little in the way of innovation, the 2012 Dodge Avenger SXT Plus is more or less the same car in a new skin. However, with its aggressive styling, high-tech interior and affordable price, that's not necessarily a bad thing. |
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Charger SXT Plus
Channeling the spirit of the original Dodge Charger, which made its debut as a coupe in the mid-1960's, this updated take on the storied muscle car may have four doors; however, it retains its racer's spirit. |
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Durango R/T
Both sporty and spacious, the Dodge Durango R/T comes packed with a big engine to complement its full-size frame. Featuring generous towing capacity and roomy third-row seating capable of accommodating adults as well as children, the Dodge Durango R/T has a lot to offer for a reasonable price. |
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Durango Citadel
This city-friendly full-size SUV offers advanced safety features and all of the luxury amenities one could want, making it the perfect family vehicle for soccer moms who desire both comfort and cargo space. |
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Journey SE
This simple yet stylish crossover SUV, modeled after the sporty Dodge Avenger sedan, provides all of the comfort and utility of a minivan without the dowdy looks. For the speed freaks and heavy load haulers out there, the Journey is also available in the R/T trim level, which features a 3.5 liter, 235-horsepower V6. |
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Challenger R/T
Loaded with a roaring 5.7-liter V8 HEMI that cranks out a generous 376 horsepower and 401 lb-ft of torque, this retro racer provides all of the power of the original Challenger, along with a host of high-tech 21st century additions, including a voice-activated navigation system and iPod connectivity. |
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Caliber SRT4
While it comes with an assertively styled exterior, cloth bucket seats and a 285-horsepower 4-cylinder engine, this roomy five-passenger hatchback is more of a daily driver, featuring comforts such as Chill Zone cooled beverage storage, a removable LED flashlight/rear cargo lamp and a six-disc CD/DVD/MP3 player. |
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Grand Caravan SXT
This minivan
offers a V6 engine, seating
for seven and enough
multimedia add-ons to keep
everyone on board entertained. |
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Nitro SLT 4x2
This sporty, mid-size
SUV is just as powerful as it looks,
with more cargo space than most would
ever need. |
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Caliber SXT
A daring, economical five-door
hatchback from a company that has recently built
its reputation with high-horsepower muscle car
models. Although not particularly fun to drive,
the Caliber is nevertheless versatile and comfortable
with lots of character. |
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Viper SRT10 Coupe
This snake packs one vicious bite.
Now in its second generation, this American performance
icon's gargantuan
8.3-liter V10 engine churns out an internal-organ-squashing 510 horsepower. |
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Charger R/T
This is the cure for the common
full-size sedan. A 340-horsepower Hemi V8, mean
chiseled looks, monster wheels and rear-wheel drive
make the Charger the perfect car for a guy whose
family just won't fit in a Mustang. |
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Magnum RT
The great size requires getting used
to; this all-American, beefed-up car is definitely
not your mama's station wagon. |
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Durango 4x4 Adventurer
The bulked up brother of the first
generation Durango, the low gas mileage versus the
abundant amount of space is something to consider. |
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