Going through the daily hustle and bustle of the metropolis will be just a breeze with the Dodge Caravan. It may look like the mommy patrol but most dads prefer it when he goes for his poker nights with his buddies.
Enjoy the following features that surely will make your ride worth the wait:

Power Train
Experience the great power of the 4.0 liter Single Overhead Camshaft aluminum V6 engine. Aside from the 4.0 liter, you can also choose between 3.8 and 3.3 liter category sporting an overhead valve.

TPMS in your DC
Tire Pressure Monitoring System is a feature that the Dodge Caravan is known for. Due to the heavy load that you can give the caravan, alerts regarding low pressure tires come in very handy most especially after a hearty dinner.

Driving a Dodge Caravan in nine colors will surely make anyone want to ride it.

Estimated Price Range for Used Dodge Caravan: $500-1,100
Estimated MPG for Dodge Caravan: 16 City/23 Hwy
Available Trims: SE, Sport, SXT
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Pontiac Montana vs Dodge Caravan Comparison Road

Dodge Caravan January 1993 Commercial

Expect jaws to drop as you rev up the engine of your Dodge Challenger. The American Muscle car continues to live on with the Chrysler group.
The Dodge Challenger’s engine comes in a 6.1 liter SRT HEMI V8, a 5.7 liter HEMI V8 with MDS and a 3.5 liter high output SOHC V6. The great thing about this challenge is you can choose your poison – roar like the king of the jungle, run wild with the wind or just steal the hearts of the ladies as your park in front of the bar.

The Six speed is a lot better than the 5 speed so pack up a storm when you shift from the first to the second gear when the light turns green. With am automobile like this, why go automatic – which is also available – when you could go manual you could wake up other cars in slumber.

Base MSRP for New Dodge MODEL: $24,895
Estimated MPG for Dodge MODEL: 18 City/27 Hwy
Available Trims: RALLYE, R/T, R/T PLUS, R/T CLASSIC, SRT8
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Dodge Challenger SRT8 Test Drive

Dodge Challenger Burn Out

Dodge Challenger SRT8 at the Track

Like a raging bull to the matador, the Dodge Charger is one piece of remarkable creation. Feel the horsepower and torque with its 2.7 liter DOHC V6 and choose between the 4 speed or the 5 speed that has the Autostick which makes it so easy to switch from manual to automatic with one move.

Should you be late for that hot date, you can maneuver those deadly curves using the ESP. Well, it’s not your sixth sense honey. It’s the Electronic Stability Program that has been working so well for the Dodge Charger as well as the other line up of automobiles by Chrysler.

Fall in love with the gauges in the dashboard that reminds you of your tire’s PSI and other necessities like fuel and temperature levels which perhaps is the reason why you are running late. Stare at them later! You’re running late!

Base MSRP for New Dodge Charger: $25,395
Estimated MPG for Dodge Charger: 22 City/33 Hwy
Available Trims: SE, Rally, R/T
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Dodge Charger Review

Dodge Charger Commercial

During the summer of 2008, gas prices averaged $4.50/gallon in the U.S. After the summer of the same year, prices went down to $2.00/gallon and people began to drive more. However, as of April 2013, gas prices has hovered around $4.00/gallon and it is predicted that it will reach more than $5.00/gallon within the next year.

The best way to save money is to stay home and sit in front of your TV or computer all day long and not drive at all. Most of us can’t do that because of work. Unless you live in a city that offers great public transportation, driving is a necessity. If you intend to save money on your next car, you should consider not just the price but the MPG you can get. How many miles are you getting from a gallon of gas? This list includes cars that run on gasoline 100% of the time (no electric car).

Best Gas Mileage Cars in the U.S. from 2012-2013: Top 10 List

1. 2012 Toyota Prius: 51 City/48 Hwy (50 Avg.), Base Price: $24,000.
1.8-liter, with 4-Cylinder engine and 134 hp, 0-60 mph in 9.8 secs. The most fuel efficient car on the market is the Toyota Prius, also the most demanding car in the U.S. A small sedan, but roomy enough for 5 and it is perfect for those that drive over 100 miles a day to work. The 3rd Generation Toyota Prius model is on sale since 2009 and currently available for purchase at most Toyota dealers. Also available are the Prius C (53 City/46 Hwy, Starting at: $18,950) and the Prius V (44 City/40 hwy, Starting at $26,400).

2. 2012 Honda Civic Hybrid: 44 City/44 Hwy (44 Avg.), Base Price: $24,050. 1.3-liter, with 4-Cylinder engine and up to 111 hp, 0-60 mph in 11.3 secs. The runner up is Toyota biggest rival; the Honda Civic Hybrid is a sporty sedan with an average 44 combined mpg. This is worth every penny, especially for those who prefer Honda over Toyota.

3.Lexus CT 200h vs Honda Insight: Tie for third are the Lexus CT 200h and the Honda Insight , which both give an estimated combined 42 mpg. Luxury or necessity?

2012 Lexus CT 200h Hybrid: 43 City/40 Hwy (42 Avg.), Base Price: $29,120. 1.8-liter, with 4-Cylinder engine and up to 134 hp, 0-60 mph in 9.8 secs. Why not have both luxury and fuel efficiency in one car? The Lexus CT 200h does just that by offering great gas mileage with a luxurious feel. Wow your friends and colleagues with a whopping 42 mpg in a Lexus.

2012 Honda Insight: 41 City/44 Hwy (42 Avg.), Base Price: $18,350.
1.3-liter, 4-Cylinder engine with 98 hp. The Honda Insight is much more affordable than the Lexus CT 200h.

4. 2012 Toyota Camry Hybrid: 43 City/39 Hwy (41 Avg.), Base Price: $25,900. 2.5-liter, 4-Cylinder engine with 200-horsepower, reaching 0-60 mph in 7.7 secs. If you love the original Camry, then you should try the Camry Hybrid because it has better fuel economy, which can be a big saver after a few years.

5. Ford Fusion Hybrid vs Lincoln MKZ Hybrid: In the fifth spot are two contenders from Ford Motors with each having a combined 39 mpg. These hybrids are packed with a powerful engine which give out 191 hp. The Fusion Hybrid is more affordable, while the MKZ Hybrid has more class and style.

2012 Ford Fusion Hybrid: 41 City/36 Hwy (39 Avg.), Base Price: $28,775.
2.5-liter, 4-Cylinder engine with 191 hp. 0-60 mph in 8.4 secs.

2012 Lincoln MKZ Hybrid: 41 City/36 Hwy (39 Avg.), Base Price: $34,755. 2.5-liter, 4-Cylinder engine with 191 hp. 0-60 mph in 8.2 secs.

6. Honda CR-Z vs Hyundai Sonata Hybrid vs Kia Optima Hybrid vs Scion iQ: Ranking in sixth place is a 4-way tie with each car having an estimated combined 37 mpg.

2012 Honda CR-Z: 35 City/39 Hwy (37 Avg.), Base price: $19,545.
2012 Hyundai Sonata Hybrid: 35 City/40 Hwy (37 Avg.) Base Price: $25,850.
2012 Kia Optima Hybrid: 35 City/40 Hwy (37 Avg.), Base Price: $25,700.
2012 Scion iQ: 36 City/37 Hwy (37 Avg.), Base Price: $15,265.

7. 2012 Smart for Two: 34 City/38 Hwy (36 Avg.), Base Price: $12,490.
1.0-liter, 3-cylinder runs on high-priced premium fuel with only 70 hp. 0-60 mph in 12.8 secs. When is it too smart to save money? Small, affordable 2-seat coupe that has a small engine, capable of saving you a lot of money due to it low cost and 36 combined fuel efficiency. If you prefer style, go with the cabriolet model, a convertible version that start at $17,690.

8. Volkswagen Jetta TDI, Golf TDI, Volkswagen Passat TDI, and Audi A3. Each car has a estimated combined 36 mpg and they all run on diesel instead of regular gasoline.

2012 Volkswagen Jetta TDI: 30 City/42 Hwy (36 Avg.), Base Price: $22,775.
2012 Volkswagen Golf TDI: 30 City/42 Hwy (36 Avg.), Base Price: $24,235.
2012 Volkswagen Passat TDI: 31 City/43 Hwy (36 Avg.), Base Price: $25,995.
2012 Audi A3: 30 City/42 Hwy (36 Avg.), Base Price: $27,270.

9. Chevrolet Cruze Eco vs Kia Rio vs Hyundai Accent vs Lexus HS 250h: All 4 cars have a combined 35 mpg.

2012 Chevrolet Cruze Eco: 28 City/42 Hwy (35 Avg.), Base Price: $19,325.
2012 Kia Rio: 30 City/40 Hwy (35 Avg.), Base Price: $13,400.
2012 Hyundai Accent: 30 City/40 Hwy (35 Avg.), Base Price: $12,545.
Lexus HS 250h: 35 City/34 Hwy (35 Avg.), Base Price: $37,030.

10. The 9 cars listed below, every car has an estimated combined 34 mpg. When trying to save money, fuel efficiency is not the only factor, buying a car that cost much less with fewer mpg is actually better than buying one with high mpg but costing you over $5k more.

2012 Hyundai Elantra: 29 City/40 Hwy (34 Avg.), Base Price: $16,695.
2012 Ford Fiesta: 29 City/40 Hwy (34 Avg.), Base Price: $15,670.
2012 Chevrolet Sonic: 29 City/40 Hwy (34 Avg.), Base Price: $15,065.
2012 Nissan Versa: 30 City/38 Hwy (34 Avg.), Base Price: $10,990.
2012 Fiat 500: 30 City/38 Hwy (34 Avg.), Base Price: $15,500.
2012 Toyota Yaris: 30 City/38 Hwy (34 Avg.), Base Price: $14,115.
2012 Hyundai Veloster: 28 City/40 Hwy (34 Avg.), Base Price: $17,300.
2012 Mazda 3 iTouring: 28 City/40 Hwy (34 Avg.), Base Price: $18,700.
2012 Ford Focus: 28 City/40 Hwy (34 Avg.), Base Price: $18,300.

*Special Cars* – The following cars will help you save money on gas every month. However, their prices are a little hefty at the moment and the reason they are not on the top 10 list because you cannot refuel them at most local gas stations.

*S1. Chevrolet Volt: 35 City/40 Hwy (37 Avg.) (Premium Gas), 95 City/93 Hwy (94 Avg. MPG3) (Electric) Base Price: $39,145. Premium Gas or Electric. Single Charge Range: 35 Miles. Start using gas after 35 miles.
*S2. Mitsubishi i-MiEV: 126 City/99 Hwy (112 Avg. MPGe), Base Price: $29,125. All-Electric. Single Charge Range: 62 Miles.
*S3. Ford Focus Electric: 110 City/99 Hwy (105 Avg. MPGe), Base Price: $39,200. All-Electric. Single Charge Range: 76 Miles.
*S4. Nissan Leaf: 106 City/92 Hwy (99 Avg. MPGe), Base Price: $35,200. All-Electric. Single Charge Range: 73 Miles.
*S5. CODA Electric: 77 City/68 Hwy (73 Avg. MPGe), Base Price: $38,145. All-Electric. Single Charge Range: 88 Miles.
*S6. Azure Transit Connect Electric: 62 City/62 Hwy (62 Avg. MPGe), Base Price: $57,400. All-Electric. Single Charge Range: 56 Miles.
*S7. Honda Civic GX: 27 City/38 Hwy (32 Avg.), Base Price: $26,305. Natural Gas. Fuel Tank: 8.0 GGE.

What do you think of this list? If there are better fuel efficient cars available on the market, please list those cars and link to them. We only list cars that are currently available for purchase in the U.S. market. Concept cars that have not been release cannot be on the list because it is not yet available for purchase. Your comment is very valuable and it will help us keep the list accurate. Please allow 1-3 weeks for revision.

The Dodge Coronet has been in production since 1974. It came out as a two-door coupe for starters. It morphed into a four-door sedan, transformed into a station wagon and started packing up all the torque with a V8 engine in 318 cu in. 360 cu in and 400 cu in.

The curtains closed in 1976 since it got renamed to Dodge Monaco. Some people wanted the same body they so loved when it was still the Coronet so Chrysler retained the family favorite and renamed it to the Dodge Diplomat.
Take note that the family-car started in 1974 but did you know that the Dodge Coronet used to be a muscle car back in ’69? They called it the Dodge Super Bee – the most affordable way to own a muscle car. The older Coronet used to have a 383 horsepower going on but consumer didn’t like hood scoops then.

Estimated Price Range for Used Dodge Coronet: $2,800-$89,000
Estimated MPG for Dodge Coronet: 10 City/15 Hwy
Available Trims: 400, R/T
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Dodge Coronet Burnout

1969 Dodge Coronet 440