By Jenny White the Daily NewsWhen the Dodge Charger returned a few years ago, the auto world was abuzz with its retro design, and resurrected other muscle cars like the Dodge Challenger and the Chevrolet Camaro.
Though some of the interest has dimmed, the 2009 Charger still gets a lot of second looks and comments.
I had the SXT model, not the distinctive R/T model. The SXT can pass as a family sedan, whereas the R/T looks like, and is, a muscle car. The SXT impressed me with its roomy interior.
The Charger’s large size and long wheelbase provide a cavernous cabin with plenty of rear legroom. Seats were well-bolstered and were great for children and adults in the back. Cabin materials were attractive and seemed well-made. There were plenty of cubbies and drink holders to make the Charger a viable option for those with kids. The trunk can hold 16 cubic feet of luggage, which is consistent with other large sedans in this class. Read more: http://bit.ly/YEvSM
I had the SXT model, not the distinctive R/T model. The SXT can pass as a family sedan, whereas the R/T looks like, and is, a muscle car. The SXT impressed me with its roomy interior.
The Charger’s large size and long wheelbase provide a cavernous cabin with plenty of rear legroom. Seats were well-bolstered and were great for children and adults in the back. Cabin materials were attractive and seemed well-made. There were plenty of cubbies and drink holders to make the Charger a viable option for those with kids. The trunk can hold 16 cubic feet of luggage, which is consistent with other large sedans in this class. Read more: http://bit.ly/YEvSM
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