The available uconnect™ Touch interface delivers a full plate of advanced information and entertainment features via a straightforward, user-friendly, touch-screen interface. For instance, Keyless Enter-N-Go is standard. Even the wheel wells have been given liners to help improve cabin acoustics, further enhancing the premium nature of the new interior. To that end, a variety of features and techniques like double-pane glass, triple seals and additional insulation are being employed. Clean new gauges and a thick new three-spoke steering wheel convey the Charger’s inherent performance leanings.ĭodge engineers were fanatical in their quest to control and refine the quality of the noise entering the cabin. Everything you see, every surface you touch, has been finely crafted in a cockpit that is resolutely driver-oriented.
An all-new instrument panel design incorporates premium-grade materials everywhere – dash, seats and trim. The Charger has an exceptionally quiet and appealing interior. From its lowered hood and faster roofline to its new “split-crosshair signature grille to the snazzy, full-width “racetrack” LED taillamps, the latest Charger is a muscle sedan that will draw admiring (or is it jealous?) stares. A complete visual overhaul for 2011 gives the new Charger an even more aggressive stance, a variety of 1960’s design cues and undeniable curb appeal. Five distinct packages – Rallye, Rallye Plus, R/T Plus, R/T Road & Track and R/T Max – offer high-value content for specific needs. The Dodge Charger four-door greets 2011 with a new interior, a powerful, efficient new engine, state-of-the-art technology and classic, “fastback coupe” styling cues of the Charger’s storied heritage.įor 2011, the all-new Dodge Charger (MSRP starting at $25,170) comes in SE, R/T and R/T AWD models. The new Charger is fierce, feisty and an American legend at its finest, and now can be found on the showroom of Cedar Rapids car dealer, Pat McGrath Chrylser Jeep Dodge Country! The All New Dodge Charger Available at Pat McGrath
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