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Dodge Charger

The rear-driven saloon, and the most-modified mainstream car in the American catalogue after the Wrangler. Its Pentastar V6 and Hemi V8 are well documented, but a stored knock, fuel-trim or misfire code is worth reading alongside what has been changed — the corpus describes a standard vehicle, and a supercharged or retuned one is a different machine.

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Dodge Charger SXT (LD), front view
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