2012 Dodge Charger Rt on 2040-cars
Oakdale, California, United States
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I am selling my 2012 Dodge Charger R/T Max. This car just turned 29,000 miles. It is in like new condition and runs
perfect. It has the remaining Dodge Factory Platinum no deductible extended warranty which is good for 7 years or
60,000 miles(until May of 2019.) This Charger is equipped with a 5.7 Hemi V8, 5 speed auto trans with auto stick,
electronic stability control, HID Xenon headlamps, fog lamps, leather interior, heated and cooled front seats,
heated and cooled cup holders, heated rear seats, heated steering wheel, one touch windows & sunroof, automatic
dual zone climate control, adaptive cruise control, hill start assistance, collision avoidance, rain sensing
wipers, automatic high beams, reverse cam, rear parking sensors, blind spot alert, 8.4 inch Uconnect infotainment
system, Navigation with traffic updates, Sirius XM, DVD, CD, wireless streaming Bluetooth, speech recognition, dual
front electric seats with 2 memories and full lumbar support, dual visor vanity mirrors, home link, and other
features I am sure I am leaving out. The R/T Max had pretty much every feature available on the 2012 model. It is
also equipped with Prostop front and rear vented, slotted, and cross drilled rotors with carbon ceramic pads. It
stops phenomenally with no glaze up or warpage. Other improvements include premium tinted windows, Niche Targa
staggered wheels wrapped with Falken tires, 275/40/20 in rear and 255/45/20 in front, Mopar stage 1 springs, SLP
LM1 cat back exhaust, K&N cold air intake, and comes with Diablosport Intune tuner for Dodge vehicles 2011 and up.
This vehicle has had the oil changed every 2500 miles with Pennzoil Full Synthetic Oil, and it has never spent a
night outside the garage. Two key fobs, all manuals, and original window sticker included. This car looks, sounds
and drives likes a beast. If you want a Charger that is done right this is the one.
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