- MSRP: $22,225 - $36,045
- Invoice: $20,673 - $33,546
- Fuel Economy Range: 28 mpg Hwy, 21 mpg City
- NHTSA Driver's Crash Rating:
- Basic Warranty: 36 months/36,000 miles
- Fuel Type: regular unleaded
- User Rating:(21 reviews)
2007 Dodge Charger
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2007 Dodge Charger Review Summaries
What reviewers liked most about the Dodge Charger:
The Charger seems just the right size for a big car -- the 200.1-inch length and 74.5-inch width makes for a roomy interior, a usable back seat and a big trunk, but it still feels maneuverable in the city..
-- Cars.com
The new Charger is straight-ahead, old-school interior design: big white gauges, rotary-knob climate controls and a straightforward audio stack -- no theatrical pin spots of accent lighting, no controls on the steering wheel. It's a little spare for me, but I appreciate the restraint..
-- Los Angeles Times
Smooth and supple, with a vacuum-packed solidity that forbids rattles and squeaks, the car has a light, predictable feel with great grip for a 2-ton car and surprisingly civil cornering behavior..
-- Los Angeles Times
The V-6's agreeable performance means that you can buy an inexpensive Charger and get the cool looks and full-size accommodations without feeling as if the car won't get out of its own way..
-- USA Today
The Hemi's response to vigorous throttle application is sudden, sensual and satisfying. The car leaps forward, even if you're already at highway speed. The exhaust growl becomes a scary howl. The Charger shoots into clean air and clear road in little more than a blink..
-- USA Today
What reviewers liked least about the Dodge Charger:
From the side, the demi-fastback roofline and glasshouse look more grafted onto the somewhat fulsome body than a natural extension of the overall styling theme, very much as if the designer were trying to make a sedan look like a coupe. Oh, well..
-- New Car Test Drive
A-pillars [the posts between the windshield and front side windows] designed to meet roll-over standards are thick, which makes checking for pedestrians and crossing traffic ... more difficult..
-- New Car Test Drive
[Regarding the brakes] it's hard to judge how firmly to push to get the desired result. Result: inelegant, imprecise stopping..
-- USA Today
Dodge Charger Comparisons:
It's not really in the same league as smaller sport sedans, but the Charger is a cut above traditional family sedans in terms of performance capabilities..
-- Cars.com
Where the outside only suggests other Chrysler and Dodge cars, the inside looks as if it's been lifted, locks, steering column and bucket seats from the Magnum, with a fixture and feature here and there brought over from a Dakota or a Durango..
-- New Car Test Drive
It responds almost crisply to driver commands for a car its size, can be a pleasant back-road mount but is no threat to BMW..
-- USA Today
Best one-liner about the Dodge Charger:
Anyone suggesting the car has a retro theme has succumbed to Dodge's powerful psy-ops hallucinogens..
-- Los Angeles Times
2007 Dodge Charger
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