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2004 Dodge Charger Featured
2004 Dodge Chargers is a base, hardtop, 500, SE, R/T, and Super Bee. The Charger Super Bee became Dodge's street racer. It replaced the Coronet Super Bee with a standard 300HP 383 and floor mounted 3 speed manual. Optional engines were the 440 six pack and the 426 hemi.
2004 Dodge Charger Features
2004 Dodge Chargers is a base, hardtop, 500, SE, R/T, and Super Bee. The Charger Super Bee became Dodge's street racer. It replaced the Coronet Super Bee with a standard 300HP 383 and floor mounted 3 speed manual. Optional engines were the 440 six pack and the 426 hemi.
2004 Dodge Charger Features
2004
Dodge Charger is the most powerful, most luxurious, most
high-tech family car ever !
Here's why:
- 2004 Dodge Charger has AM/FM Radio With Infinity(R) Speaker System and 7 Speakers Total; 4-Disc CD Changer Located In Dash Graphic Equalizer.
- 2004 Dodge Charger has Vehicle Anti-Theft Via Alarm and Sentry Key(R) Engine Immobilizer, Sounding Horns and Flashing Lights and Exterior Monitoring.
- Dodge Charger 2004 has Power Rack and Pinion Variable Assisted Steering.
- Dodge Charger 2004 has 5-Speed Manual Transmission With Overdrive.
- 2004 Dodge Charger has Suspension With Gas-Charged Shock Absorbers, Coil Springs and Sport Ride-Type.
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