Dodge Challenger Reviews

2023 Challenger GT pretty good on gas. Comfortable interior. Back seat cramped. Large trunk. Good power for a v6 engine. Back up camera not up to standards of other cars. Handles well. Don’t pay sticker price as dealers are offering great incentives!

I recently purchased a 2023 Dodge Challenger Scat Pack. Presently the vehicle has 3000 miles on the odometer. While traveling at approximately ten (10) mph in city traffic, the sunroof exploded ruining not only the sunroof but the deck lid and roof paint job. Chyrsler has refused to cover the damage indicating that something must have hit the roof. I can assure you nothing hit the roof as traffic was moving so slowly that no vehicle could have kicked up ANY object. After researching this, I discovered that while not a common occurrence to have sunroof explode, it does occur in many different make and model vehicles. Fortunately for me, the dealership is covering the damage without the participation of Chrysler. I highly recommend Rocky Top CJD in Kodak, Tennessee, but I can’t say the same for Chrysler.

Purchased a 2014 370 manual Challenger, called it a midlife crisis. The instrument panel went out while under warranty. The local dealership sent it in and it returned a month later with the wrong mileage. They sent it back in and 10 weeks later were able to install the now "fixed" original. Besides the terrible customer service for getting this part at the time - this panel has now failed again and is outside warranty. Since the re-install, I've only added 5k miles. The SRT customer service would not stand behind their product or help cover any of the cost for replacement. This is very aggravating since it is very obvious that the original panel was defective to start with, I've hardly used the car, and the panel isn't even a mechanical piece. After multiple emails and a phone call...they will not take pride in and stand behind their product

The 2021 Dodge Challenger is hands down the most unreliable, cheaply made car that is an absolute blast to drive. In the first month of owning this, I had not one, not two but three major warranty repairs. Catastrophic failure of the fuel pump while driving on day 6. One week at the dealer for parts and repairs. Beginning of week three, day 14, yes it was being repaired longer than I had the ability to drive it. Multiple fob not detected, back up camera freeze and stutter, door locks and remote start fail roughly 20-30% of the time. Other various Uconnect issues mixed in as well. Day 26, driver's side window regulator is about to fall out of the car, third break light housing and head liner are falling apart. Do yourself a favor and avoid this no matter how much you enjoy the car. There's a new Ram 2500 and Pacifica that I work on, same model year that are having the same and similar issues to an even greater extent in the first three months.

I own a 2014 Dodge Challenger with 80,000 miles and it now has a tapping noise from the engine, called Dodge to get some assistance and was told by supervisor what the warranty is. And if you look up Challengers with the v6 engine they have problems. I was advised they will do nothing.

The overall appearance of this vehicle is Outstanding in style and looks of the older classic Mopar muscle car era. The comfort of this car is excellent for in town runs as well as long highway trips/vacations due to the fact of the very roomy driver and passenger space. The trunk boasts a good amount of room for packing all of your creature comforts that would accompany you on your beach getaway, camping/fishing weekends. Along with hidden storage for that spare tire and small toolbox you hopefully won't need to use.

Can't beat performance, handling and surprisingly good comfort for the price. Gas mileage is excellent for this size car (30 mpg highway). No big issues but have had about $200 worth of repairs out of warranty. Car has more features for price than competitors. Did I mention the HUGE trunk?

Very comfortable ride, great pickup, manual mode is fun to drive. Dodge City dealership in Burlington NJ - very customer friendly. John ** - very good sales guy! Some minor issues-trunk hydraulics don’t work in below 32 F weather, should get repaired by the dealership, still under warranty. Good experience overall.

We bought our 2018 Dodge Challenger and it is less than 9 months old with less than 5500 miles on it. Three months ago we recognized that there was a crack in the front bumper’s plastic piece. The crack got bigger and now it runs north and south in the bumper plastic piece. We have taken it to 2 Dodge dealerships for verification that nothing has hit it. Both dealerships were in agreement that nothing has hit the car!! Dodge Corporation has failed to cover the piece! When talking to Dodge, they informed me that they do not have “Bumper to Bumper Warranty”. I am DISGUSTED BY THE CUSTOMER SERVICE!! IT IS CLEARLY A MANUFACTURING DEFECT!!! No one needs to ever do business with them!!!

How in the world we can drive $30,000+ vehicle and the alternator has a recall. I contacted my local dealership, being like everyone else who expects their car to cut off on the damn interstate! Dealership tells me to drop car off at 8 and pick up around same time. Wth? It's an hr at the most and I'm being nice giving that extra 30 min. I inquire about a loaner or rental so I won't miss work, of course they don't offer that service. Smh. So I had to pay $175 to get it towed, now I'll be out money for a rental? This has been a terrible experience. Hell they act like it's my fault about the damn alternator.