Just a couple leftover notes from my road trip in the Challenger.
- Best tank of gas yielded 23.9 mpg. Not bad considering I was running 80 mph most of the time.
- The iPod interface works well, but the nav system doesn't let you do much while you're moving. Lame.
- There's no actual dead pedal. There is, however, a big empty space to rest your left foot, so good enough.
- You can fit four full-size golf bags in the trunk should you need to transport a few friends in a pinch. Didn't expect that.
- It still gets looks, even when it's covered in several hundred miles of road grime.
Ed Hellwig, Senior Editor, Inside Line @ 25,102 miles
inlinesix says:
03:31 PM, 05/18/10
It almost looks better with a little road grime
felonious says:
04:35 PM, 05/18/10
"You can fit four full-size golf bags in the trunk should you need to transport a few friends in a pinch."
I got a Flex so I wouldn't have to transport my friends in the trunk. But to each their own. :)
ctpax says:
08:40 PM, 05/18/10
Is it me or can the Challenger use a bigger front end (judging by the profile picture)?
chavis10 says:
07:47 AM, 05/19/10
I think it looks really bloated and a large front overhang. I definitely wouldn't own this car without the larger 20" rims. The 18"s kill the aggressive look altogether.
sgude says:
01:46 PM, 05/19/10
Jeans. Comfortable shoes. A couple of changes of underwear. A couple of t-shirts. Driver's license, sunglasses, military ID card, bank card, iPod, a little cash, and a black Charger. No particular place to go and time on my hands.
Yeah, that's it. This car does look better with a little road grime.