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The V6 simply feels right. Add in a relatively low price, big comfy seats, and the ability to effortlessly devour miles by the hundreds, and the Charger successfully sustains the tradition of the big American sedan.

The Charger is such a fine performing family sedan that we were ever so reluctant to part with it when our test week expired.

If you have a budget of about $30,000, need the room a four-door sedan and care about having fun while driving, the 2012 Dodge Charger R/T could be the perfect purchase. Nothing else on the market delivers what the Charger R/T does at this price point.

There’s good news for those of you stuck in the past, longing for the days when voluptuous sheet metal and big block engines ruled the highways of America. Dodge has recreated the magic of those golden days of yore with the Charger R/T.

The Dodge Charger SXT Plus has become one of our favorite large family sedans. Plenty of room for five plus luggage, a comfortable ride, excellent performance and a sedan that can be a lot of fun when driven aggressively. The fit, finish and overall quality is there too.

Anyone who likes the rumble and performance of an old V8-powered muscle car but needs the practicality and comfort of a roomy four-door sedan would be well served by the 2011 Dodge Charger R/T.

At about under $40,000 fully loaded, the 2011 Charger is a whole lot of bang for the buck. Now it possesses a strong overall performance and competitive interior and exterior look to match a powerful engine and unique heritage

As comebacks go, that of the 2011 Dodge Charger is a stellar one indeed. With sharper styling, more power, and more refinement everywhere you look, this iconic American nameplate is clearly ready to take on all comers.

The 2011 Dodge Charger clearly isn’t for everyone, and for that, we’re thankful. It is unabashedly American and offers a unique blend of style, comfort, practicality and performance in this segment of big, boring sedans

The Charger stands tall as the classic-style American sedan it always should have been, but that it was hard to imagine it could be.

For the newest Charger, Dodge has chosen to infuse the latest iteration of its large sedan with a dose of retro design cues. And despite the size and weight, it can hustle quite well.

The 21st Century Dodge Charger may be one of the titans of the new-school muscle arena, but in stock form, it always seemed a little cheap. For the second generation, though, Dodge is stressing quality hard in an effort to make the Charger a car you can be proud to show off the moment you leave the lot.