Dodge Charger Usados en Venta en Oroville, CA

The Dodge Charger is a great car with a lot of power for anyone looking for a four-door sedan for under $35K. The base models can be found for a better price, but the V8 model can be found for under 35K. If you want power, this would be the model for you. With 375 horsepower, there is plenty of ponies under the hood. By the way, the car can get great gas millage on the highway as it will shut down four cylinders while at cruising speed. Expect to pay at the pump if you are only driving in town. The interior is spacious and loaded with technology. There are a number of USB ports, and UConnect is easy to use and meets the need of any driver. Wi-Fi is also available. There are limited apps for the car but plenty of music related apps. Being able to add Google Maps or Waze would be a great addition to the car. The eight-speed transmission seems a little much, but being able to use the manual shifter or paddle shifters makes up for it. The car will over ride any and auto shift if you push the RPMs too much, but you get over that pretty quick. The car is very stylish, so expect to get many complements. I get more people telling me they like this car than I did my 1969 Camaro. After 5,000 miles, no problems with the car whatsoever. It still feels like the day I pulled it off the lot.

My Dakota’s ran over 160,000 miles and it will likely run for, at the very least, another 60,000 more. It’s been a solid work truck which has been dependable on thousands of work sites, countless different jobs, employers, and tasks and still has yet to junk up. I live in Michigan where they salt the roads intensely in the winter, and in the summer too just for fun, and as such, the bodies of most trucks don’t hold up too well. While the body has succumb to rust, almost all cars in the area have, and I can count the times the I washed the car on one hand over 15 years, so given that, the body has stood up well. The interior is nice, it’s felt, and mine still has a tape-deck, rolling windows and no power locks, although I bought mine off of Mormon missionaries, so I’m sure most of the same models come with these features. The tires are hard to find, even new, so when you need to buy new tires expect to pay a lot or wait around for places to order them. The wheel bearings tend to go out a lot, however, and this has proved to be somewhat of a problem. However, for the size truck, it's decent on gas, and nothing else wrong with it has even popped up in well over 10 years. In spite of being a sport, it has never had any problems hauling ladders, drywall, anything you need to get the job done. Seats 2 comfortably, and there are seats in the back.