2012 Dodge Challenger R/t Classic on 2040-cars
Long Island City, New York, United States
It is with a heavy heart that I am selling my 2012 Dodge Challenger R/T Classic. I am the car's first owner, and I have properly maintained it in all respects. It functions beautifully and is incredibly fun to drive. It is fast, but runs quietly even at inadvisable speeds. The 8-cylinder Hemi engine has stomach-turning acceleration. The 5-speed transmission is a manu-matic, which provides extra acceleration and is very useful on declines. It has a few very minor marks on the exterior, but is generally in excellent condition and will definitely turn heads. The interior is comfortable and features a leather seats, a useful navigation system, uConnect for smartphones and a premium sound system with 7 speakers and a sub-woofer. The original tires are premium, high-performance tires with 8,000 miles of use. They're in excellent condition but are inadvisable in snow. All-weather tires are included, which were purchased with lifetime installation and alignment service at any Firestone.
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