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No one walks in to a Dodge dealer with their eyes set on buying a Charger, they really came looking for a Challenger, but they realized they needed to fit their fat sister inlaw plus a few kids in the back seat.
The Charger is bland and pretty fugly.
If you say so
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Originally Posted by NewYorkiforniainHouston
Chargers and Challengers actually DO look a bit cookie-cutterish, as everyone and their grandmother seems to be driving one here. When you see 2 and 3 of the same ol' Dodge (C & C) at every red light, it just becomes one big blur of retro wanna be's.
Me thinks you don't understand what cookie cutter means
No one walks in to a Dodge dealer with their eyes set on buying a Charger, they really came looking for a Challenger, but they realized they needed to fit their fat sister inlaw plus a few kids in the back seat.
The Charger is bland and pretty fugly.
Actually, while I'm not a fan of either the Charger nor the Challenger, I have always thought the new Challengers to be hideous. And if I'm going to buy such a large vehicle, it better have 4 doors. Therefore, if I were in the market for a Dodge, I'd pick a Charger any day. I mean, why not? What does the Challenger have that the Charger doesn't? Aside from cumbersome 2-door issues?
I dunno. I like the Charger styling. It is not "pretty" due to the corporate in your face grille, but it is distinctive. I get a lot of people randomly walk up to me at gas stations and such and compliment how it looks too (Mine is a red pearl metalic color).
It doesn't seem to me that the styling is universally disliked, or that people who buy them wish they had a Challenger instead. (Surprise, one can put children in the back of a two door Challenger. Heck, I haul my daughter around in the back of my BRZ).
Actually, while I'm not a fan of either the Charger nor the Challenger, I have always thought the new Challengers to be hideous. And if I'm going to buy such a large vehicle, it better have 4 doors. Therefore, if I were in the market for a Dodge, I'd pick a Charger any day. I mean, why not? What does the Challenger have that the Charger doesn't? Aside from cumbersome 2-door issues?
It has style. And a lot of us like full size coupes, be they Mercedes, Jaguar, or classic large 2 door musclecars. 4 doors for many of us remind us of grandpa's car and boring sedans.
The Challenger is a stylish, and with the right options, fast, comfortable cruiser for those of us that DON'T have to haul a family around with us everywhere we go.
Remember, the Challenger is a throwback to the era when large, 2 door, powerful coupes ruled, from the domestics AND Europeans.
It has style. And a lot of us like full size coupes, be they Mercedes, Jaguar, or classic large 2 door musclecars. 4 doors for many of us remind us of grandpa's car and boring sedans.
The Challenger is a stylish, and with the right options, fast, comfortable cruiser for those of us that DON'T have to haul a family around with us everywhere we go.
Remember, the Challenger is a throwback to the era when large, 2 door, powerful coupes ruled, from the domestics AND Europeans.
Right, and I agree. I have 2 little ones, and they always want to tag along when I go grocery shopping on weekends. A 2-door would be a major hassle.
I was merely replying to the poster who said that no one goes to a Dodge dealer wanting a Charger over a Challenger.
Me thinks you don't understand what cookie cutter means
There's a reason why Dodge products flood buy here pay here lots after just three years and a refitted with Dubs. It's don't matter if it's the Charger or it's sister in different body work the 300 cookie cutter and bland.
There's a reason why Dodge products flood buy here pay here lots after just three years and a refitted with Dubs. It's don't matter if it's the Charger or it's sister in different body work the 300 cookie cutter and bland.
You also have no idea what cookie cutter means, nor do you make a whole lot of sense
Charger has kind of unique design
i wouldnt call it a cookie cutter
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