Used 2013 Dodge Challenger Coupe Consumer Reviews
R/T plus Blacktop PKG
Always puts a smile on me face!
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This car is ok
This vehicle was a nightmare. Transmission shifts rough and this car was literally a black cat. Almost got hit many times in this vehicle.
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- SRT8 CoupeMSRP: $18,999144 mi away
- R/T CoupeMSRP: $21,592156 mi away
- R/T CoupeMSRP: $19,44045 mi away
Nice Car
Strongly consider your options as to whether or not you want to purchase and SXT, R/T, SRT, SCAT PACK, etc. As o could see how you might want more power after driving the ACT if you are a car enthusiasts. I love the car, and considering the fact that I am in college and on a budget the SXT fit my budget. Still great performance out of the 5.7 Liter V6. Fun car, and definitely speaking to the eye. You won't be dissapointed. I can't speak to much to the reliability because I have only owned a month. If you go for the ACT you may want to do as I did and replace your head unit for a better entertainmenr experience. I like the fact that the challenger is for the most part easy to customize.
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Looks great, reliability extremely poor
Been a mopar fan most of my life and have owned many dodge trucks. Bought a 2013 R/T one owner Challenger with low miles. Bought the extended warranty (thank God) because the car had just 50,000 and was 4 years old at time of purchase. To make a long painful story short, the engine started making a tapping sound shortly after purchase within first 500 miles of ownership. I took it to my local dealer for a new alternator (under a recall) and the dealer said it needed new lifters ($3500). Luckily, the warranty covered it but soon after the engine started clattering and blow-up. Dealer said needed new motor and that they have replaced many hemis due to dry cylinders with deactivation. New engine was $10,000 which the extended warranty didn't want to cover but under duress from attorneys decided to pay-up. Drove the car to another dealership that day to sell it to them and paid $500 of my own money just to get out from under the payments. That is the last Dodge I will buy newer than a 2005. My 2005 Ram 1500 Hemi WITHOUT the Multi-Displacement System has just over 190,000 miles and runs like new. Buyer beware and do some research about the issues with hemis and lifters, etc.
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Smooth and fast
Fun, fun, fun to drive . Great muscle car !
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