Built upon the comprehensively re-engineered LD platform, the seventh-generation Charger evolved from a raw, utilitarian cruiser into a sophisticated, well-finished executive saloon, matching the daily usability and road presence of European contenders like the BMW 5 Series. With sharper body scallops, an iconic full-width rear racetrack LED light bar and upgraded soundproofing, it delivered true grand touring substance. Strict Dodge Charger maintenance keeps this complex saloon performing reliably mile after mile.
Engine options included the modern 292 bhp 3.6-litre Pentastar 3.6 V6, the evergreen 370 bhp HEMI 5.7 V8 and the ferocious 470 bhp 6.4-litre SRT8. Early Pentastar units (2011-2013) were susceptible to premature valve guide wear on the left cylinder head, which was often replaced under warranty. The HEMI engines continued with MDS fuel-saving tech, demanding strict adherence to approved oil specifications to prevent lifter failure.