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Seems like weird timing to me, Dodge announced the end of production for the Charger earlier this week. Now this, but not announced as a replacement.
by stonemetal12 4y ago
Seems like weird timing to me, Dodge announced the end of production for the Charger earlier this week. Now this, but not announced as a replacement.
- superchroma 4y agoChallenger is done soon too, I think.
- Aloha 4y agoThe whole platform is, 300, Charger, Challenger - which is fine, the LX/LD platform is a little long in the tooth. I'm excited to see what the production version looks like.
- CSMastermind 4y agoNext year is the last year for the Challenger. They're doing a bunch of special models for it with a `Last Call` badge under the hood. Personally I'm very sad to see them go. It's a car that has a huge following and it feels like Dodge is abandoning its core market with this move.
- superchroma 4y agoI am too, a bit, but they did well with it. They made the best consumer version they could with an ICE, period. I'm not sure we could ask for more (except a RHD model ;_;). It's been around for ages, now, too, a very long time for a platform that has been basically consistent since conception. I don't love the new charger, but it's not a terrible shape. I'm glad it's not a hotwheels car like the Camaro, and it's not a boring family car like the e-Mustang (which deserved a different name).
- jollyllama 4y agoYeah, they're sending a message.