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Edmunds
2008 dodge challenger Professional Edmunds Review
...Pros: Nostalgic exterior styling, ripping performance, agile handling for such a big car, strong braking, comfortable ride, generous cargo capacity. Cons:...
CarGurus
2008 Dodge Challenger Overview
...Now, excuse me while I grab a towel to wipe the drool off my computer screen...
Cars.com
2008 Dodge Challenger Professional Cars.com Review
...To be perfectly clear, the SRT8 version of this car does things many, many cars — not the least of which being its late-60s predecessors and their...
Cars.com
2008 Dodge Challenger Professional Cars.com Review
...Safety The safety feature complement includes side curtain airbags, antilock brakes and an electronic stability system with traction control. Xenon headlights...
Cars.com
2008 Dodge Challenger Professional Cars.com Review
...800 rpm Curb weight: 4,140 pounds 0-60 mph: 5 seconds Wheelbase: 116.0 inches Overall length: 197.7 inches EPA fuel economy: 13 mpg city, 18 mpg highway Final...
Cars.com
2008 Dodge Challenger Professional Cars.com Review
...Fueleconomy.gov would disagree, of course. Orlando Sentinel Automotive Editor Steven Cole Smith can be reached at scsmith@orlandosentinel.com...
Cars.com
2008 Dodge Challenger Professional Cars.com Review
...navigation added to the MyGig multimedia system at $890 and a switch from all-season to summer performance radials for $50. Fast, fun, fashionable and, as...
Cars.com
2008 Dodge Challenger Professional Cars.com Review
...Base price: $37,320. Price as tested: $41,310. OPTIONS Sunroof, $950. Navigation, $850. Gas-guzzler tax, $2,100. Shipping, no charge...
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The Mustang is a perennial player in the muscle car segment.
Unlike the Challenger and Camaro, the Mustang never went out of production.
Comparing today's models, the 2008 Mustang is nowhere near as large as the 2008 Dodge Challenger SRT8.
You can seat three in back in a Dodge; don't try that in the current Mustang or the upcoming 2010 Camaro, which we bring up here even though it doesn't go on sale until 2009.
If you like your muscle with additional practicality, perhaps the four-door Pontiac G8 GT is more up your alley.
It has a rumbling V-8 and rear-wheel drive to boot, and a new 402-hp version with a manual transmission is on the way for 2009.
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