Dodge Challenger RT Plus

Asked by Shan Mar 14, 2018 at 01:19 PM about the 2018 Dodge Challenger R/T Plus RWD

Question type: Shopping & Pricing

What is  everyone’s thoughts on this vehicle as well as the
pricing ?

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Just considered purchasing one, but went with a 2018 Mustang GT Premium instead. The good things are: It looks fantastic, it has a Hemi, you can get it in some cool colors. The bad things: Dodge has them WAY overpriced, they will depreciate like a boulder falling off a cliff, Dodge build quality is notoriously poor, on the automatics they use cylinder deactivation technology. I had a 2014 Challenger R/T that had major engine issues due to that junk. It doesn't work and it makes the car down on power in passing situations as you have to really nail it to get the 4 "sleeping" cylinders to come to life and give the power you need. I can totally understand why you would want one, but just don't expect it to give you trouble free service and know up front that you are paying way more than you should be.

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