QUALITY | 8 out of 10
Expert Quotes:
Put simply, the interior now delivers exactly what the Charger should have offered five years ago.
Automobile Magazine
The Charger's front bucket seats...They're a little too spongy for my tastes, and they didn't do much to keep me in place when cornering quickly
Cars.com
here's more covered storage, and the bins are flocked to keep their contents from rattling.
Motor Trend
better looking materials just about everywhere
Winding Road
Finding a good driving position is easy, and we'd have no qualms about sticking with our tester's standard cloth upholstery.
Edmunds' Inside Line
The emotional styling of the Charger doesn't compromise its utility very much. The roofline's tall, the front seats are wide and lightly bolstered (thick, firm sport seats are offered on HEMI cars), and the doors are cut widely to make the Charger as functional as possible. It meets police-duty standards for tucking in perps, at least, and that's something to remind tall rear-seat passengers of when they squawk about tight head room and the rumble of HEMI exhaust.
Ride quality in V-8 models, and those with larger wheel upgrades, is noticeably harsher than in V-6 models. In those models, it feels quite sophisticated, quiet, and well-damped, but in the R/T or SRT8 it can be a little jittery at times.
Likewise, there's a bit more engine noise in the Hemi cars--that is, if you count the Hemi's throaty rumble to be a 'noise' (we'd call it a soundtrack). But with thicker glass and more soundproofing, road and wind noise are well damped no matter what; interior materials and trims are top-notch, and they fit together well--all to give the 2012 Charger a premium feel inside.
Conclusion
The 2012 Charger is quite roomy inside, considering the stylish exterior.
