Dodge Avenger

[TjP]

Glad I never bought a Chrysler Neon R/T then... I almost did, but turned out it had an expensive air con job needing doing.

[stamford]

A bad choice of car, it's too new and very few dealers selling them across the UK. If you intend to keep it for a number of years, then fine, but if you intend to sell it after say 2 years, you may have trouble. It is not replacing anything, so is based on an older model, the Sebring.

You are better off buying something already established and known to the market, this may be a dud.

US spec'd cars are hard work over here, the Neon never caught on, the Voyager is well known but expensive to run and a bit long in the tooth now. The latest coupes are superb, Mustangs, Challengers and Chargers to name but a few, but running Hemi's will hit the pocket.

Me? I'd go for the Mustang and perhaps the other two

[arwilson80]

I don't know if the European versions are the same as the US ones, but a lot of them are still running on leaf springs.

Mustang would be the only choice for me.

[john180]

wots a leaf spring??????

[Maxxed_Ross]

same suspension technology that cars were using back in the dark ages, and the only thing they're fit for these days are articulated lorries!

[arwilson80]

Originally Posted by john180

wots a leaf spring??????

They look like that!

[john180]

are we exagerating now people???

I love the look of the Avenger, looks cheap here too:
http://www.westaway-motors.co.uk/jee...FQTklAoddCyzqg

Don't think it was highly rated by the mags / TV though.

[mattie007]

That is cheap! Looks ok aswell. Won't be a patch on the ZS to drive though.

[lukiep160]

Originally Posted by john180

are we exagerating now people???

No its a well known fact that the american cars use technology from the dark ages hencwhy they don't go around corners