Like the love child of a Durango and a hatchback, the 2007 Dodge Caliber is surprisingly stylish, roomy and innovative for its price. It combines the practicality of a minivan with the efficiency of an economy car. The coolest feature -- literally -- in the 2007 Dodge Caliber is the Chill Zone, a little compartment by the glove box that keeps bottled drinks cold. Other neat features include a fold-out stereo for tailgate parties, a 110-volt AC outlet and a holder for your iPod built into the armrest. Read More »
2006 Dodge Charger SXT Mid-Size Sedan
New Car Review of the 2006 Dodge Charger SXT Mid-Size Sedan Base MSRP Range: $22,320 – $35,320 Base Invoice Range: $20,758 – $32,893 MSRP As Tested: $26,370. Versions: SE, SXT, R/T, SRT8 Vehicle Category: Mid-Size Sedan Engine Location: Front Engine Drive Wheels: Rear-Wheel Drive. Standard Engine as Tested: 3.5-liter, Single Overhead Cam, 24-valves, V-6, 250 -horsepower at 6400 rpm and ... Read More »
2006 Dodge Charger R/T Mid-Size Sedan
New Car Review of the 2006 Dodge Charger R/T Mid-Size Sedan Base MSRP Range: $22,320 – $35,320 Base Invoice Range: $20,758 – $32,893 MSRP As Tested: $35,400. Versions: SE, SXT, R/T, SRT8 Vehicle Category: Mid-Size Sedan Engine Location: Front Engine Drive Wheels: Rear-Wheel Drive. Standard Engine: 3.5-liter, Single Overhead Cam, 24-valves, V-6, 250 -horsepower at 6400 rpm and 250 lb-ft ... Read More »
2006 Dodge Dakota Compact Pickup Truck
Dodge comes in third after Chevy and Ford in the American truck market. The 2006 Dakota shows us why with sub-par fuel efficiency, poor interior materials and poor acceleration capabilities. However, for towing is ok with the Dakota, which can pull over 7,000 lbs, and the V8 models do have some decent power behind them. Read More »
2006 Dodge Dakota Mid-Size Pickup Truck
Mid-size Dakota, sized one step below the Ram 1500, achieves best-in-class power, torque and tow numbers. Read More »
2006 Dodge Caravan Minivan
Dodge built the first minivan back in 1984 and carries the series forward into 2006 with innovations like standard BeltAlert warning for driver and front passenger seats, and Stow 'n Go, a seat system for second and third rows that folds into the floor. Read More »
2006 Dodge Viper SRT10 Sports Car
Excessively long at the prow and slinky low for a two-seat cockpit with a raucous ten-cylinder engine exerting overwhelming muscle from a herd of horses, the SRT10 Viper from Dodge is America's most powerful sports car. Read More »
2006 Dodge Durango Full-Size Sport Utility Vehicle
Dodge's SUV measures almost as large as some full-size wagons so there's room in the expansive cabin for seven passengers on three banks of seats. Read More »
2006 Dodge Charger Mid-Size Sedan
Dodge's modern muscle car -- flashing the menacing face of a bulldog with body bulges and the sleek profile of a coupe -- carries credentials of a race car: A taut suspension, big Michelin MXM4 tires, a long wheelbase with the engine mounted up front and all torque applied to the back tires for RWD action. Read More »
2006 Dodge Magnum Station Wagon
The body of Magnum takes the shape of a station wagon, although the beltline is high with a long roof tapering at the rear and squeezing windows to narrow proportions. Read More »
