Used 2019 Dodge Charger SXT 4dr Sedan (3.6L 6cyl 8A) Consumer Reviews
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Exceeded my expectations!
Exceeded my expectations!, Belle Vernon, PA, 02/07/2020
Dodge Charger SXT 4dr Sedan (3.6L 6cyl 8A)
12 of 12 people found this review helpful
I bought this car because my two daughters live and work far away and I visit them often. I wanted something smooth and quiet and I got an outrageous deal on the Charger so I pulled the trigger. So far I think this may be the best car I’ve ever owned, I can’t stop driving it. The v6 has enough power for spirited acceleration and I’m very impressed with the 8 speed transmission-I’ve never been impressed with an automatic tranny before. I’m an old guy (64) and I’ve had no problems using any of the electronics, Apple car play, etc. Very user friendly interface. Getting ready to take the first long trip soon and I’ll update the review with comfort and mileage results.
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This Charger is a Winner
Bobbu Charger, Nashville, TN, 08/10/2021
updated 02/14/2022
Dodge Charger SXT 4dr Sedan (3.6L 6cyl 8A)
2 of 2 people found this review helpful
I bought a previously-owned 2019 Dodge Charger in striking F-8 Green this Spring. The car had just over 9,000 miles on the odometer. This car has it all, even a heated seat and steering wheel. It's the perfect combination of style, power and performance--all in a four-door sedan. I love that when you just lift the front door handle, it immediately unlocks all four-doors. Smooth and responsive this Charger makes every other car I have ever owned look like a 1919 Model T. That doesn't mean I'm knocking 1919 Model Ts. The standard V-6 produces 298-horsepower, the 8-speed automatic provides for good fuel economy. This isn't a cop car, but it sure feels like one when you get behind the wheel and open 'er up. The build quality is exceptional. I don't believe there's a better looking, stylish or faster 4-door sedan out there. Kudos to Dodge for having the car's part built in the U.S. and assembled in Canada. My only fault on the car is its plastic wrap-around front bumper. It cannot take a nudge without deforming or losing its matching color image. If Dodge were to sell some nice, hefty upright supports, that would eliminate that problem.
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Sxt plus awd
Craig , Erving, MA, 11/24/2019
updated 12/01/2023
Dodge Charger SXT 4dr Sedan (3.6L 6cyl 8A)
4 of 22 people found this review helpful
305 hp is not too impressive for the car's weight. Shame on Dodge for making such a pretty car with this engine. Though the v6 ticks a little, it gets 27 mpg if you don't drive it like it's a charger. Fit and finish is almost perfect. One huge issue arose that is very dangerous. The electric power steering unit is the lowest hanging item on the car. Twice now , Ive torn the wiring harness off the unit with small branches and or road debris, rendering the car unsteerable. No skid plate is available and i would not buy this car because of this bad design. It is also very disappointing they are going all electric, caving to politics with no regard for the publics desire, nor the future price of electricity. Update: “Service AWD” dash warning appeared and the harness for the AWD actuator seems to be tied into the power steering harness and the dealer repaired it only to fail within weeks, with no offer from the dealer to replace the harness and or actuator and power steering unit. Considering the location and importance of these two issues, I traded the car in for a Kia!!!
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Poor interior!
Tootsie, Danville, KY, 12/27/2023
Dodge Charger SXT 4dr Sedan (3.6L 6cyl 8A)
0 of 0 people found this review helpful
Bought this car brand new on the lot. Beautiful car, love the interior room, stereo is AMAZING, and power is great for quick acceleration when needed. Only drawback is the door panels on all doors are peeling back from the window. I expected more in this car than that! There is NO WARRANTY on the car to fix it and no recall. This is just trashy on Dodge’s behalf because after a simple google search you’ll find it. This problem goes back several years and not only have they not corrected it, but they refuse to repair at their expense. It’s a rip off to pay for such a beautiful car only to have the inside tear up. I have never had this problem in any vehicle I ever owned and I’ve had some for 10 years or more, this is why I will never ever buy another Dodge. I will go back to Chevrolet. Not only will trade in value suck now because of the doors pulling back but also I have read from other reviewers on Google search that it causes problems with the windows which I can absolutely see that will probably happen and people are even talking about other parts of the car inside around the gearshift pulling back, apparently there’s some kind of issue with the glue made in the factory that they use. A few people that actually took their cars to have the door repaired at their own cost said that after repairing it still pulls back again in a year or two so Dodge still is not fixing the problem. They are doing the same repair to it that they originally did in the factory that caused a problem in the first place.
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A cool but unreliable vehicle
Caleb, Northfield, OH, 02/03/2022
Dodge Charger SXT 4dr Sedan (3.6L 6cyl 8A)
0 of 1 people found this review helpful
I believe the Charger I drove was the "SXT" trim. It don't think it was displayed anywhere on the body of the vehicle or in the manual. I got it as a rental after expressing a lot of discomfort driving a 2020 Chevy Spark after getting tboned in my 2014 Honda Civic. I don't have much experience driving newer cars, but I was pretty impressed with the features. The vehicle's handling is a bit sluggish. It feels like you're driving a bulky car. Not sure if it's because of its weight or the difference between my FWD Civic and a RWD Charger. I was not bothered by any of this though. I would really like to own one of these one day in the future. It's a very good-looking car. However, my rating stems mainly from the mechanical issues I experienced. I was driving my gf home and on my way back I got a message in the dash saying to service the "Traction Stability Control" and then a couple of seconds later it changed to "Service Trans" and then weird instructions for stopping the car that I couldn't really make sense of. The acceleration changed drastically once this happened. It was really difficult to get the car moving from a complete stop. Even if I brought it to 3000 RPM it just seemed like barely any power was being supplied to the wheels, and I did not want to push it too much in fear of making things worse. So I pulled off at a gas station, put it in park, and turned the car off. But a lot of things were unusual about the state of the car. It was telling me that it wasn't in park and when I tried to turn it back on and shift to Reverse, I couldn't move at all. I don't think the car was actually able to shift despite moving the gear stick. I had to get a ride home since it was practically immobile. I've had zero engine problems with my Civic, so I'm extremely disappointed. I don't think I drove the Charger for a full week before problems started. I don't think I'll ever be driving one again unless it's another rental that isn't my problem when it decides to break down. Suffice to say, it's a cool-looking car if you're into that, but I don't trust Chargers and perhaps even Dodge at all anymore. Haven't driven Jeeps or Chrystlers so I have nothing to say about those manufacturers (They're under the same parent company if you weren't aware.) So I'll stick to Honda in the future since from experience, their reliability is near immaculate.
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