2011 Dodge Charger - Review

Remade with the assistance of Daimler running gear, the 2005 Charger neatly made itself back to the
1970s muscle cars that still give the chicken skin to automobile lovers and daydreamers. It's as if we flew
back to 25 years ago! Nobody dreamt of Reagan revolution, there were never any NASCAR explosion
and no Omni pollution.
With the 2011 Charger, Dodge has gone even further in time, maybe the 1950s. Not all the difference in
the Charger is very visible, however, the Charger's new filigrees "pop" up on camera and hit a deep
muscular nerve, like how finding out holy Catholic girls'-school uniforms are suddenly back in fashion.
The Charger screams for your attention; the front end tilts shockingly forward like a Leaning Tower of
Crosshairs; the headlights have such fierce eyebrows which scare you leading you to go on your knees
and beg for an apology, before you ask why later. Dodge says its "ready to strike terror to the roads" and
so it is.
The Charger isn't very flashy on the inside; the brand dash lays out a masterpiece plan for you that
involve big dials hashed in red, a piece of metallic-printed plastic to cover up some structural areas that
probably couldn't be changed without big digits involved, and a wide full LCD screen for infotainment
purpose. The dash face itself downplays in-your-face looks for clarity, appreciated, and the materials
used have taken a large leap into your last vein.