Spied: 2011 Dodge Charger Caught With New Roofline, Upgraded Interior
Spy photographers have caught the folks at Chrysler Corp. out testing the 2011 Dodge Charger. While the entire vehicle is covered in the typical camo, it’s still possible to see a new rear roof-line, which gives the rear of the muscle-sedan a more sleek European look. A full mid-cycle refresh is expected for the 2011 model year, after a very mild set of adjustments that Chrysler debuted on the 2010 model at the Detroit Auto Show this year.
More importantly, the 2011 Charger looks to get big changes inside with a big LCD screen and revised center stack.
Under the hood, the 2011 Charger will get Chrysler’s new Pentastar V6, which will debut in the 2011 Jeep Grand Cherokee this year making 280-hp and 260 ft-lbs of torque.
Follow the link below for a full gallery of exterior and interior photos:
[Source: Autoblog]
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I own a 2006 charger r/t and I love it,however I also wish dodge would get smart and build the car right befor the world ends. A two door coupe with a 68 front and rearend and I will be 1st to trade or buy another charger. Americans deserve that ride!! Ps don't for get the six speed trans.let the ass kicken begin!
If I wanted a "sleek European sedan", I'd buy one. I bought a Charger in 2007 because it stood out. I like the 2010 Challenger, but despite driving like the Queen Mary, it has a ridiculously small cabin. I'll stay with my 2007 Charger. Dodge designers blew an easy sale by making the new Charger look like yet another Toyota.