It’s pretty impressive that Dodge has been able to milk its Challenger for this long. The retro-styled coupe, with its wide hips and macho personality, has been tearing up dragstrips, suburban three-lanes, and rental car […]
It’s pretty impressive that Dodge has been able to milk its Challenger for this long. The retro-styled coupe, with its wide hips and macho personality, has been tearing up dragstrips, suburban three-lanes, and rental car lots for nearly a decade now.
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The funny thing, I like both Challenge and Cuda, but back in the day, still likes the Cuda better. Too bad the name died.
This is because the challenger is about the only car with some personality. Back in the day Chrysler had more cars with personality and style than any of the big three.
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