2011 Dodge Charger spied without Camo

[SRT]

http://www.autoblog.com/photos/spy-shots-2011-dodge-charger/

Chopped already

http://i50.tinypic.com/5jxzc2.jpg

:drool:

The car shown is just the new SXT...Can't wait to see the new 6.4L SRT8!!

[schocker]

Looks good, but reminds of alot of the evox, dont know if that is good or bad. I would like the see the rest though.

[SRT]

Here is the side

http://images.thecarconnection.com/lrg/2011-dodge-charger-preview_100232318_l.jpg


I've heard the EVO comment before, just remember the Dodge had that front end first.

[Pahnda]

Here's another from the front

http://images.huffingtonpost.com/gen/75918/thumbs/s-APTOPIX-BEAUTIFUL-BULLDOG-large.jpg

[J.M.]

LOL^

[SRT]

Hondas new front and back end

http://www.omgsoysauce.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/04/gay-guy-in-booty-shorts.jpg

[slinkie]

its like design comedy

[HondaKid]

I cannot think of a less interesting car. Nope, none. How Dodge can sell this as a Charger is beyond me, it looks nothing like a Charger, the car's great history has been dumped for what is nothing more than a shell. At least the Camero, Corvette, Challenger and VW beetle (etc) pay homage to their glorious past. I know Dodge can do better, fire the current designers or move them over to the mini van area they really want to work with.

[schocker]

Originally posted by HondaKid
I cannot think of a less interesting car. Nope, none. How Dodge can sell this as a Charger is beyond me, it looks nothing like a Charger, the car's great history has been dumped for what is nothing more than a shell. At least the Camero, Corvette, Challenger and VW beetle (etc) pay homage to their glorious past. I know Dodge can do better, fire the current designers or move them over to the mini van area they really want to work with.
I have to agree. Look at the challenger, and what they did with that design, they would be better off calling the charger something else. That is something that has always annoyed me about the car. When you see all of the dumb v6 base models over and over, it completely ruins what the charger used to be.

http://i48.tinypic.com/2n6yjcz.jpg

[soloracer]

Looks like someone just slammed a Dodge Durango. I agree that they should not have called the new car a Charger.

[510-Trevor]

It might not look much like the original, but IMO its still a good looking car.
http://i86.photobucket.com/albums/k89/SpecV-Trevor/charger/IMG_6111.jpg

[K3RMiTdot]

Originally posted by 510-Trevor
It might not look much like the original, but IMO its still a good looking car.
http://i86.photobucket.com/albums/k89/SpecV-Trevor/charger/IMG_6111.jpg

agreed, still looks good

[DuPont]

Originally posted by 510-Trevor
It might not look much like the original, but IMO its still a good looking car.

:werd:

You have anything done to it?

[510-Trevor]

Originally posted by DuPont


:werd:

You have anything done to it?
Nope, all stock R/T with the Track package.

[hampstor]

I thought the last gen charger was a average looking car. Other than that banned3x's tinfoil hood, a spotted thread on beyond with the purple charger on the stop sign block, they never really got my attention. :D

I couldn't believe they weighed over 4000 lbs tho. Hopefully they get the weight down with this version.

[Shlade]

Doubt it on the dropping the weight.

Their heavy as shit and the new version looks even heavier. I didnt mind my charger as a DD because of the V6 but damn.. Its still not a charger tho.. They fucked the name up big time making it a 4 door.

I know theres a sketch out there on google somewhere that they remade it and looks like the old 2 door charger, Too bad Dodge is too cheap to do that.

[pinoyhero]

Always like the look, this boost is nice, keep the black wheels please!

[Rat Fink]

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[Kloubek]

^^ If you think back to the 80's, that was actually a pretty hot looking car.

I agree - The challenger is ok, but I think they kinda missed the mark with the Charger. Still not bad looking though, as others have said - especially in its new form. (Not that there is a lot of change from the current model)