New Dodge Challenger 2009
Dodge Challenger 2009 Breaking News
Dodge Challenger Grabs "Most Satisfying Car" Crown: Consumer Reports - Inside Line December 09, 2009
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Muscle car pushes Prius out of the way - Wheels.ca December 12, 2009
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The Perfect Gift for Your Guy as Seen on NBC's Today Show - TMCnet December 12, 2009
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American Muscle - Charleston Post Courier December 05, 2009
Remember when America could first choose from all these burners: the Chevrolet Camaro, Dodge Challenger, Ford Mustang and Dodge Charger? and more »
Suit: Bengals star Chad Ochocinco bagged car loan - Cincinnati.com December 08, 2009
SportsBlogs Nation (blog)The player was sued Friday in Hamilton County Common Pleas Court by Daimler Chrysler Financial Services, accused of not paying for his 2008 Dodge Challenger Photo: Chad Ochocinco's Celebration, If You Want To Call It ThatStiff fine possible for Ochocinco poncho, sombreroChad Ochocinco Changing His Last Name Yet Againall 13 news articles »
Q:
How much will a dodge challenger 2009 price drop?
How much do you this the dealers will drop the price of a new 2009 Dodge Challenger SE. I am wonder because i would like to purchase one, but i am unsure if it would be any lower if i bought it now then later. especially when its the first year they made the SE for dodge challenger
(asked by NasserBasher on February 11, 1063)
A: they,ll drop a little bit if they want them to sell, the dealers are adding too much of a mark up on them,and if chrysler wants to stay in the game they,ll have to lower the price of them some,time will tell what they do ,good luck. (answered by dodge man on December 07, 2008)
A: I doubt it will ever drop, just like the Viper. Get it now, because they might not be around much longer!
(answered by hopwood1976 on February 11, 1564)
Q:
How can you make the 2009 dodge challenger srt8 weigh less?
What parts can you remove from the 2009 dodge challenger srt8 to make it significantly lighter?
(asked by Stevan A on February 11, 191)
A: Nothing will make a big difference. You'll hear some people say remove the spare tire, take out the back seat, stuff like that - taking 100 lbs off the car won't make a noticeable difference in a car that weighs more than two tons. And what would you do if you removed the spare and then had a flat?
If you want a lighter car, buy a Mustang or wait for the Camaro.
EDIT - as I expected, you did get an idiot that thought removing the back seat would be a good idea. You will NEVER notice the difference in performance, and now your 5 seat coupe seats 2. Moron. (answered by PMack on February 11, 788)
Q:
why 2009 dodge challenger front seats gets hot when the car is running ?
I have 2009 dodge challenger & when the car is running the front seats gets hot, But the car does not have heated seats. what's a problem & what should I do?
I don't have heated seat on my car but the seats in front gets hot. How can I fix it?
(asked by samrida n on October 30, 2009)
A: You actually DO have heated seats.
It's not an option on that car it's factory standard equipped. You didn't get a choice.
Read your owners manual and learn how to turn them off. Or maybe you actually have an electrical malfunction keeping them on when they shouldn't be, in which case you should see your dealer for warranty repair.
In either case, NICE CAR DUDE!!!!!!!!!
Best of Luck! (answered by on October 30, 2009)
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