2006 Dodge Charger

"The new Dodge Charger is straight-ahead, old-school interior design: big white gauges, rotary-knob climate controls and a straightforward audio stack -- no theatrical pin spots of accent lighting, no controls on the steering wheel. It's a little spare for me, but I appreciate the restraint." —Los Angeles Times Check out the Dodge Charger Photo Gallery Read the Dodge Charger Specs & Colors Ready to get the lowest price on a 2006 Dodge Charger? Enter your zip code below: Zip Code

Available Dodge Charger models for 2006 include the:
Daytona R/T, SRT8, SE,SXT,R/T, and Road and Track R/T

What reviewers liked most about the 2006 Dodge Charger:
"Smooth and supple, with a vacuum-packed solidity that forbids rattles and squeaks, the car has a light, predictable feel with great grip for a 2-ton car and surprisingly civil cornering behavior. Anyone suggesting the car has a retro theme has succumbed to Dodge's powerful psy-ops hallucinogens."
—Los Angeles Times

"The V-6's agreeable performance means that you can buy an inexpensive Charger and get the cool looks and full-size accommodations without feeling as if the car won't get out of its own way."
—USA Today

"The Charger seems just the right size for a big car -- the 200.1-inch length and 74.5-inch width makes for a roomy interior, a usable back seat and a big trunk, but it still feels maneuverable in the city."

"The Hemi's response to vigorous throttle application is sudden, sensual and satisfying. The car leaps forward, even if you're already at highway speed. The exhaust growl becomes a scary howl. The Charger shoots into clean air and clear road in little more than a blink."
—USA Today

What reviewers liked least about the 2006 Dodge Charger:
"From the side, the demi-fastback roofline and glasshouse look more grafted onto the somewhat fulsome body than a natural extension of the overall styling theme, very much as if the designer were trying to make a sedan look like a coupe. Oh, well."
—New Car Test Drive

"[Regarding the brakes] it's hard to judge how firmly to push to get the desired result. Result: inelegant, imprecise stopping." —USA Today

"A-pillars [the posts between the windshield and front side windows] designed to meet roll-over standards are thick, which makes checking for pedestrians and crossing traffic ... more difficult." —New Car Test Drive

2006 Dodge Charger Comparisons:
"Where the outside only suggests other Chrysler and Dodge cars, the inside looks as if it's been lifted, locks, steering column and bucket seats from the Magnum, with a fixture and feature here and there brought over from a Dakota or a Durango."
—New Car Test Drive

"It responds almost crisply to driver commands for a car its size, can be a pleasant back-road mount but is no threat to BMW."
—USA Today