Dodge Charger

Auto Advance | Dodge Charger – First Drive 2011 | No other car’s styling says, “Don’t f*! with me” with such eloquence. There’s threat in a searching headlights, a shield-like crosshair grille, and a shoebox-sized side windows. Those traits, and a fulsome dimensions, meant a Charger works ideally as a military cruiser. Cops adore a Charger since a car’s small participation has drivers pulling over immediately, even if a lights aren’t flashing. Civilians adore it for those accurate same reasons. But for all of a stylized rage, a effusive Charger never unequivocally looked like a Charger.“It could have been an Intrepid, or even a Gran Fury, though we went with ‘Charger’ as it had a best name ­recognition,” boss and Dodge-car code CEO and comparison vice-president of product pattern Ralph Gilles tells us. Auto Advance