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I mean Chrysler Is shitty. We had a 1995 Dodge Intrepid in 1996 transmission went out, then my mum got a 1996 Chrysler Town & Country in 1997 transmission also went out. My friends uncle got a 2003 Dodge Ram in 2004 and same, Transmission went out as well.
I wonder what his review would be like if the car wasn't full of trash and taken care of. Mine is a year older and my lug nuts aren't rusty nor is my leather cracked.
Considering how bad this customer treats his Charger, I'm quite surprised that it's still in such good shape mechanically. Proves that it can be a decently reliable car. I've seen used chargers in much better shape esthetically than this, just need to take care of them.
Hi, man and I don’t want to waste your time. Just need some advice from you and I am trying to buy one old charger with good mileage and can you advice how to make it last long and what mileage should I replace. Are you the first owner?
@@umerthemagnificent8672 any used car is a risk. Just inspect it by a trusted mecanic, and it's in good shape go for it. If anything feels wrong or shady, run away from the deal
The Pontiac Aztec 2000-2005 (circa Breaking Bad) haz a center console that holds a 6 pack and ice, has a tray to de-seed your pot and a top tray to cut 'lines' on. The whole nit is removeable, so if your pulled over by the authorities (a.k.a. the man) the driver can claim that 'it not mine, somebody lift it here man'.
I wouldn't say they don't care for it, its just a car to whoever owns it and they use it as such. THATS the type of one you want to avoid, not some cherry cream puff V8 that's spent its life in a garage getting waxed by its owner.
I rented a 2020 Charger and I have to say I was impressed with this large, comfortable car. The one I had was equipped with the V6. It had plenty of power.
I rented one too, I liked the acceleration power, but a turn off is the feeling of a heavy car and top speed on highway wasn't impressive. Still liked it tho.
This car has clearly been abused. Also pretty sure the exhaust tip didn't fall off, but was broken off when the driver backed into a sidewalk or something... The charger and the 300 are very nice cars. Fun video as usual Scotty.
Vladx35 right! I have a 2009 Chrysler 300 with 186k and my exterior is in way better shape than this and my inside is not junky like this. They are abusing this car bad
LX platform cars are fantastic. We have a challenger and a magnum. One with the 3.5 HO V6 and the other with the 5.7 Hemi. Both great cars. A close friend has the 6.4 Hemi Challenger, which goes like hell. Two other acquaintances each have 6.1 Hemi 300C's, both with over 300,000 kms on them. These vehicles go a long time, granted they aren't ratbagged and abused like the car in the video. The only engine I wouldnt buy is the 3.6 direct injection V6
I own a 12 Charger v6 had 22k on it when I bought it haven’t had any issues with it other than normal wear and tear but it’s still going strong at 118k
Hi, man and I don’t want to waste your time. Just need some advice from you and I am trying to buy one old charger with good mileage and can you advice how to make it last long and what mileage should I replace. Are you the first owner?
I have 2012 Charger V6 and it’s the best car I’ve owned. Sporty enough to be fun to drive but practical enough to be a daily driver. Solid engine and smooth 8 speed transmission. I don’t know why Scotty hates on Chrysler so much when I think they nailed it with the Charger.
@Simon Chuo I don't understand people who don't clean their car - like asking 'why clean the house, what's the point'. I do sometimes wonder if the people who own the car later also watch the video and then cringe when they see the filth on a video. I do hope they 'cringe'.
Since everyone is talking mileage, I have a 13 v6 with 160k miles on it. Runs like a dream still and being 6'4", this car is great for bigger guys. Other than maintenance I had to change the fuel pump at 140k miles (it's under the back seat and took 15 minutes). P.S. That is a lot of city miles because I am a rideshare driver with 1,500+ trips all in this car.
Hi, man and I don’t want to waste your time. Just need some advice from you and I am trying to buy one old charger with good mileage and can you advice how to make it last long and what mileage should I replace. Are you the first owner?
I got a 16 RT no issues just maintenance tires I haven't even changed my brakes yet but I also dont beat the hell out of it I do some pulls here and there but that's it
I have a 06 r/t with 240,000 miles . Runs amazing and is very solid. Yes I have had to work in it just the same as the men did before me with the chargers in the 60's and 70's with v8's over 300 horsepower. I don't mind it because its extremely simple to tune and wrench on. It rides amazing an easy to get the kids in and out of. Had it for over a year and enjoy it alot.
Hi, man and I don’t want to waste your time. Just need some advice from you and I am trying to buy one old charger with good mileage and can you advice how to make it last long and what mileage should I replace. Are you the first owner?
I wouldn’t recommend the newer version.. they have more technology in them... which is more difficult to fix.. in my opinion...all that touch screen and stuff comes with a price
Everytime I want to buy a new car I watch this guy’s video of the car I want and I no longer want it. I’ve saved so much money by this dude shitting on everything lol
Even the v6s are revved too high Scotty you havnt seen when a teenager gets a hold of one whether it’s theirs or their moms .. here in Phoenix they think it’s fast and the furious “taco edition”
I’ve rented 2 of these Chargers within the past 2 years both the 3.6 and the 5.7 Hemi. I enjoyed both of them. The interior is comfortable and the layout works for me. Sure the 5.7 is faster and sounds better, but the 3.6 runs well.
frank sinatra I rented from Budget or Avis. I told them I wanted a full size car, and I got to choose from a row of cars since the keys are inside, so I chose the Charger.
@@KirilPetrov65 wtf you talm bout. I asked C P how the hell he get a v6 version of the charger because i can never get it. They always give me the hemi instead. You reaching bruh.
I had a 2014 charger SXT V6 rear wheel drive from 20k to 100k miles. It ran like a champ and no issues at all outside the factory warranty. The V6 Pentastar engine is extremely reliable as long as the oil is changed!
Rented the R/T version for two months this year and was surprised at how nice the car was as a DD. Comfortable interior, great touch screen set up and always felt planted even with your foot down.
Bo and Luke always seemed to handle their 1969 Dodge Charger R/T the General Lee quite well. The Duke Boys had Cooter Davenport, we have Scotty Kilmer.
My 06 charger has 264k miles. Still runs good. Only major issue were the attachments that hold the timing chain broke because they were made of plastic.. changed them to metal. Runs fine now
Hi, man and I don’t want to waste your time. Just need some advice from you and I am trying to buy one old charger with good mileage and can you advice how to make it last long and what mileage should I replace. Are you the first owner?
@@umerthemagnificent8672 No I’m not the first owner, my aunt used the car before me as a commuter back then. For one don’t race it like it’s a sport car, and just make sure to change the fluids ie engine/transmission. How many miles is yours? As far as the engine goes, it’s pretty solid. Dodge cars have a problem with the shifter, there’s a plastic piece that will break overtime which allows you to take your car from park into gear. You can replace the plastic assembly piece with a metal one or get a new shifter module. I just opened the assembly and manually pressed the safety button to take it out of park, that works too. And for the chain assembly I guess it depends on how many miles you got in order for it to wear down. You can replace that with the metal one.
As far as quality goes for that car you can easily see it was neglected all its life. Get the same year charger that's been taken care of and then do your review. I promise you'll see a huge difference.
I had the Pentastar V6 in a 2014 Grand Cherokee and I was impressed with the power, especially with a heavy SUV like the GC. Engine was very smooth and respectably powerful.
pretty sad to see a car so mistreated. but very nice to see it lasting the way it did under such conditions. makes me less worried about my chargers longevity. thx for the vid scotty :)
I have a 2008 Dodge Charger 3.5L V6, and I love her! Bought it with 156K miles, for $4000. 4 years and 20K miles later, I haven't had really needed many repairs. The Fuel Injectors began failing so I replaced them all. I change oil and gaskets religiously. My favorite aspects are that it has sufficient power (just enough to keep me from getting in trouble). Also I love that the that the weight balance is dang close to 50/50, which makes it extremely stable at high speeds. Great car!
You should have seen my 08 Daytona Charger. 149,000 miles when I got rid of it and it was in way better condition than that one. Now I have a 17 Scat Pack no issues what so ever.
Jedno Florestal I help escort oversize loads like mobile homes wind turbine blades or heavy construction vehicles or equipment so I travel all around the US
@@Destinationreached Oh ok. So mostly highway mileage. I always thought heavy haulers paid for the escort vehicles. I would never agree to use my own. That mileage is nothing for a tractor but on a car that's ridiculous.
Great review Scotty. I own a 2019 Charger RT Plus. I bought the Charger because I purchased a 16 Caravan for work and now with 105k, it has had the least problems of any vehicle I've owned. If you treat them right, they treat you right. You drive them into the ground, you have issues. I don't expect to put endless miles on a car and not having to service it. I also realize that you need to do more than oil changes. I address issues early. Previously I was a Volvo, VW and Ford driver. I was always at the dealer with one failure after another. I have 3k on the Charger and I must admit, I love the thing. The sound and feel when driving are awesome. It looks great, and I can fit three golf bags in the trunk without putting the seats down in the back! Can't do that in a Mustang.
I'm glad they sorted things out with the newer 3.6 V6 over the older 2.6 V6. I've always love crown vicrorias and when the police switched over to the charger I thought they looked so cool but I was really disappointed when I heard they had quality and reliable issues because that's a huge part of what makes the crown vics so great
BEFORE you replace a hub assembly that has thrown a code but not making a noise....change the cable that plugs into the hub first. Its cheap and more than once when my hand held computer isolated which wheel was throwing an ABS code (also Service 4x4, Service traction lights on 4x4). You might be surprised that a 15 dollar cable is your problem...and still would be if you change the hub and NOT the cable.
Thanks for doing a video on the charger I've owned a 2014 se v6 exactly like the one in your video. Only difference is mine is black on black. The only thing I've had to do, other than oil changes is the front ball joints and the oil filter assembly leaking; which seemed to be a problem this model has. Nothing major thank God, only had 63,000 when I purchased it and I've put about 30,000 in 3 1/2 years still going strong think I got blessed with this vehicle seeking as it will probably be the last one I own. Thanks again love your videos
Bought a 2014 Pursuit Package V8 from the Ohio State Highway Patrol, shes got 148k miles but runs like a dream and really well kept. Only paid about 9k for it, shes my baby :)
It's because Chargers and Challengers are actually pretty good cars considering. Chrysler puts all their money into them since they are pretty much their flagship vehicles.
I had a charger for 2 years a 2016 bought it with 38k miles on it with a v6 and drove Uber and Lyft with it for the full 2 years and got rear ended and render totaled by insurance with 170k miles on it and never NEVER had a problem with it except regular maintenance and a fuel pump failed once when the car reached 90k miles other than great fun car would buy another any time
The v8 hemis are good cars. Bought a 44,000mile 2016 5.7pursuit awd in 2019. Currently 95,000 miles. Tires Brakes rotors, new water pump @90,000 miles. Some hemis burn oil, get top end issues others last beyond 200k. The pursuit charger has a lot of performance for the value on the used market. Stock v8 Awd 390tq swapped a hellcat hood & bumpers painted b5 blue
I’ve had my ‘12 Durango Pentastar V6 since April 2012 and I’m still on my original headlights, directionals, taillights and break lights. The only thing I’ve needed was a new cabin filter when I thought that my ac blower was making noise. The V6 is fuel flexible and in that I live in Florida I’ve used e85 a few times when hurricanes made gasoline availability scarce and my Durango became a vegetarian. I drive it like an old fart and I haven’t had any problems.
Those are aftermarket diys black wheels, and the missing exhaust tip most likely was the result of driver error backing into something. But glad you are starting to come around a little-lol. Stay well!
My grandmother's 2018 Chrysler Pacifica won against a Dodge Challenger with the V6 and the new Ram 1500 EcoDiesel on the highway I personally love FCA's V6's
Scotty finally makes the video I have been waiting for ...and doesnt talk about anything except the damage. Can you please do a video on the engine/trans etc.
Breaks my heart to see Mopar treated this way. I own a 2017 scat and she’s at about 65k now and she’s never had a single problem. Of course I am sure to maintain the car in every possible way, never leaving a spec of dust on the interior and never allowing anything internally speaking to get behind on services. Chrysler products are temperamental, but if you treat them right, they can ran for a very long time
Scotty, I have a 2006 3.5L Charger SXT which I bought brand new in 2007 and I still love it. I have 160,000 kms on it.and it sits outside for 5-6 months a year so it's not exposed to salt as I live in Ontario Canada. They are actually really well built and the one you showed obviously has just not been taken care of at all. My paint, rims, and interior are all still in great shape because I took care of mine. The only issues I've had were the transmission leaked from mechanic making a mistake when it went to the dealers for the first service, the plastic piece in the shift interlock went (I replaced with the aluminum one, and I had to replace the rear shocks last year. No problems with wheel bearings, power steering, or anything else. They're great cars just not in the snow unless you have AWD.
I bought a red 2014 charger rt awd just last year with 110k miles for $14.5k. The car was maintained with oil changes every couple thousand miles and ran perfectly. I live in MN where we have a lot of snow in the winter, so I bought bridgestone blizzak tires and went through 8 inches of snow no problem. I tried to get it stuck and it wouldn't. It is an absolute beast. Unfortunately on Feb 13th I got rear ended very badly and ruined the rear and the exhaust. It took a month to fix and was almost totalled. But in the end it came out better than before. We got oem parts for it and the repair guy was able to put a Pypes Violator cat back exhaust on it. To this day I cant get over how well this v8 runs and sounds. Btw, I bought it myself at 17 years old. Nobody believed I could do it 😂. So I worked hard to prove them wrong and I don't regret it.
Until striking a deer (10-pointer), my wife’s Dodge Magnum with the 3.5 Litre engine was reasonably reliable. It was no Camry, but it never really let us down. Gladly ... we did not have their 2.7 L or one of those V8 Hemi’s. But ours was a reasonable purchase. Thanks for the video Scotty.
Kellington Link god damn deer. I’m lucky they’ve all been does (or extremely young bucks) but I’ve had THREE gallop full-tilt out of the woods and directly into the SIDE of my car in 56,000 miles 🤬🤬🤬
I don't need speed or power. I's Luv'ed my 1986 VW Syncro 5 speed [granny gear]. Drove it to the boneyard after few 100,000 miles. Resistance through air squares as speed doubles.
I had a 2015 with the V6. I loved that thing. Never had a problem. That said I got rid of it at 20k miles because one year in the winter with that thing.... I touch the pedal and i was going 180 degrees in a second. Horrible car in the northern climates in the winter. I had a 93 Chrysler Concorde. Got rid of it with 309k miles (original engine and transmission). Drove it in the UP of Michigan during my college years with no problem. THAT was a hell of a car. 3.3L Mitsubishi V6 that was bullet proof.
Could throw in my 2007 SRT8 for an 'Old vs New' type of video lol. My car is in damn near perfect condition with 107k miles so if Scotty thought this crappy white Charger was well kept, he'd love ours.
@@KirilPetrov65 for a 2007, the mileage is actually pretty good. It should have around 135k miles by now. 107k isnt high miles. My car is in excellent condition and has proper maintenence records dating back to the first owner.
I rented an SXT (3.6) awhile back, and loved the car! Accelerated good, cornered good, and was even good on bumpy roads, and railroad tracks. The only thing that sucked was the programming of the radio, and climate control.
@Snails40 ... plated like a tank? Pay attention to the context. It's a car. If you drive attentively and take care of your vehicle, you wouldn't have dents in the doors like that, the paint on the wheels and grille is plastidip, so it's not factory, and practically any black interior would look like crap after 10 years with no upkeep.
Had one as a rental. In town mileage is dismal. On the highway is it comfortable for 4 grown adults and mileage is not bad. With new struts the ride is very good, better than my 09 Camry.
Picked up a 2010 5.7 rt interceptor with 33k unfortunately had a bad cam but after fixing it 2 years ago, It's still holding strong at 78k. In the shop now after a deer ran into me. they are definitely a gamble so be prepared to spend some money, buy premium if you can, use winter tires in the snow, and other then that it's a pretty safe decent car for all seasons.
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Is the 2019 Infiniti qx50 good
What do you of a 2003 Toyota matrix with 134k for 4400. Is there any model or year to look out for or all matrix a good buy
I've got a low mileage first generationHonda Ridgeline. I've seen a number of them for sale with over 300k miles.
Hey Scotty, I've heard advice to not buy a car the first year it's been redesigned, why?
That car was NOT taken care of at all. It’s not poor quality it’s the driver’s poor maintenance and driving habits.
Agreed. I just got rid of my 2010 challenger and it was in significantly better condition.
My 2011 Charger looks brand new...with 161k on her. Rides good too. That car was dogged completely out. Poor tink-tink!!!!
You can tell by all the dents and black cheapo spray paint, lol.
I have a 2010 charger with 230 thousand on her and she is still hanging I. There and looks like she has like 20 thousand miles on her
BrutalZebra 426Hemi damn how you put that much miles on it
*customer doesn't take care of their car
Scotty: Typical Chrysler
lmao
Ikr
So true
Scotty loves shitting all over Chrysler products 😂
I mean Chrysler Is shitty. We had a 1995 Dodge Intrepid in 1996 transmission went out, then my mum got a 1996 Chrysler Town & Country in 1997 transmission also went out. My friends uncle got a 2003 Dodge Ram in 2004 and same, Transmission went out as well.
A Scotty's customer's car with a clean interior is rarer than a unicorn.
It almost makes me want to drive to Houston just so Scotty can work on a clean car for once!
I wonder what his review would be like if the car wasn't full of trash and taken care of. Mine is a year older and my lug nuts aren't rusty nor is my leather cracked.
Almost as rare, a car not full of leaves in the windshield cowl.
@@dave3657 you're taking care of your vehicle that's why
A scotty customer that actually takes care of their car is even more rare than that
Considering how bad this customer treats his Charger, I'm quite surprised that it's still in such good shape mechanically. Proves that it can be a decently reliable car. I've seen used chargers in much better shape esthetically than this, just need to take care of them.
Agreed. I got a 14' R/T with 80,000 miles. Been a great car, and I keep it garaged. I also take care of it.
I think that’s the same with every vehicle. People really just beat the hell out of their cars and then wonder why everything broke down when it does.
@@freelanceryuu That's especially why I've heard why you shouldn't buy a used rental car...
Hi, man and I don’t want to waste your time. Just need some advice from you and I am trying to buy one old charger with good mileage and can you advice how to make it last long and what mileage should I replace. Are you the first owner?
@@umerthemagnificent8672 any used car is a risk. Just inspect it by a trusted mecanic, and it's in good shape go for it. If anything feels wrong or shady, run away from the deal
“ it’s got a couple of cup holders, typical Chrysler”
- Scotty Kilmer
They have a f ton of cup holders, 2 in the center 1 on each door and in some 2 in the back center chair
I got a 2018 ram Cummins, truck has 12 cup holders all together.
@@Flydevice1 my 2013 ram single cab has 7 lol
The Pontiac Aztec 2000-2005 (circa Breaking Bad) haz a center console that holds a 6 pack and ice, has a tray to de-seed your pot and a top tray to cut 'lines' on. The whole nit is removeable, so if your pulled over by the authorities (a.k.a. the man) the driver can claim that 'it not mine, somebody lift it here man'.
🤣
I have a 16 dodge charger v6. I manage to get 22+ mpg on the city when driving for doordash and 30+ mpg highway on roadtrip. great car
Judging by the white claw in the back. The owner didnt really car for the car
Loganatorexit Care*
John Cage no the owner didn’t car for the car
@@johncage3025 nobody cars
Loganatorexit I too don’t car for the car
I wouldn't say they don't care for it, its just a car to whoever owns it and they use it as such. THATS the type of one you want to avoid, not some cherry cream puff V8 that's spent its life in a garage getting waxed by its owner.
I rented a 2020 Charger and I have to say I was impressed with this large, comfortable car. The one I had was equipped with the V6. It had plenty of power.
I rented one too, I liked the acceleration power, but a turn off is the feeling of a heavy car and top speed on highway wasn't impressive. Still liked it tho.
2011 Dodge Charger MPG:
City: 17
Highway: not bad.
Might around 20mpg.. quite not bad for v6 car
About 27 mpg
Super Android 27 highway? God damn I don’t think my POS 96’ 2.4 Tacoma gets that and it’s a manual tranny
If you're going 70 in a V6 Challenger you wont see 27mpg. More like 24-25. I imagine the Chargers are like that.
I got 26 in my 5.7
Who ever owns that white Charger is a dirty as person
Rick S I can tell that person just bought it used
It’s probably your mom
probably a female you can clearly see a white claw can baby lol
Lol
plz give give it up its for you and the car own good
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Scotty uploading videos everyday.
And tax
Rev up your face masks! Before this video was a commercial for a brand of face masks.
And the owner of every car he services is a lazy dirty pig.
you left out, "Scotty cashing his checks from Toyota"
This car has clearly been abused. Also pretty sure the exhaust tip didn't fall off, but was broken off when the driver backed into a sidewalk or something...
The charger and the 300 are very nice cars. Fun video as usual Scotty.
Vladx35 right! I have a 2009 Chrysler 300 with 186k and my exterior is in way better shape than this and my inside is not junky like this. They are abusing this car bad
LX platform cars are fantastic. We have a challenger and a magnum. One with the 3.5 HO V6 and the other with the 5.7 Hemi. Both great cars. A close friend has the 6.4 Hemi Challenger, which goes like hell. Two other acquaintances each have 6.1 Hemi 300C's, both with over 300,000 kms on them. These vehicles go a long time, granted they aren't ratbagged and abused like the car in the video.
The only engine I wouldnt buy is the 3.6 direct injection V6
@@kalielwebb3774 I have a '93 Camry with the interior in better condition!
Robin Hoeger what’s wrong with the 3.6? My brother has a 2017 Charger with that engine. So far he told me no issues
@@Rgh71fish oh really? What's up with the 3.6? My parents are looking at buying a new car(or used one) and the 3.6 is more the price range they want
I own a 12 Charger v6 had 22k on it when I bought it haven’t had any issues with it other than normal wear and tear but it’s still going strong at 118k
2.7l or 3.6
2.7L had alot of problems junk motors
@@Itz_tony0_0 2.7 was on the 06-10
@@Itz_tony0_0 all 2012 Chrysler V-6 Pentastar 3.6L probably one of the best V-6s on the market the 2.7 L a horror show is long gone.
I’m at 145k in my v6, not bad
My 2019 SXT AWD Challenger gets 26 mpg and GLH. A huge real car trunk. The best part is it’s not a Honda Nissan or Toyota.
Makes driving fun again
I just got a 2018 GT and I love it. The trunk is huge! I previously drove a beetle (convertible barely a trunk) I agree about Honda, Nissan.
"Bottom of the line." Scotty said it all in that one line.
Or as I like to call it...."Chrysler"
@@CrazyCrethon Ever drive a Ford Fiesta? Chrysler is like the best car made compared to that POS.
195,000 miles on my '06 RT. Minor repairs, normal maintenance, and I enjoy it still.
Hi, man and I don’t want to waste your time. Just need some advice from you and I am trying to buy one old charger with good mileage and can you advice how to make it last long and what mileage should I replace. Are you the first owner?
Why do Scottys customers never clean there car 😂😂
To make us feel better about ourselves for not cleaning our cars?🤔
anyone notice the crushed white claw can in the trunk?
*their
Um Mo their*
@@craig9365 good for you, bucko. No trophies for that though.
I have 2012 Charger V6 and it’s the best car I’ve owned. Sporty enough to be fun to drive but practical enough to be a daily driver. Solid engine and smooth 8 speed transmission. I don’t know why Scotty hates on Chrysler so much when I think they nailed it with the Charger.
Best bang for the buck
They really need to clean their car. Probably got the virus just going in that thing
Scotty Kilmer, famous YT mechanic, no need to clean my car!
I'm not a clean freak, but never understood how people can have literal trash in their car.
I mever understand people who clean their cars? Why? What's the point???
sepehr kosari germs,bugs, smell, etc
@Simon Chuo I don't understand people who don't clean their car - like asking 'why clean the house, what's the point'. I do sometimes wonder if the people who own the car later also watch the video and then cringe when they see the filth on a video. I do hope they 'cringe'.
The apocalypse must be happening. The sky must be falling. Scotty recommending a Dodge product. Hold on I need a beer.
He say Dodge.... Wow the world is ending
Maybe Scotty once worked for a Chrysler dealership and was fired ?
He didnt recommend it genius
When Scotty opened the trunk to show us inside, I expected him to be in it.
taputechnic or maybe some votes left over from the last election.
Lmmffaooo 😂
That would have been funny.
Me too.
And now some bonus questions and answers
I love how he makes it seem like the peeling plastidip is chrysler's problem...
j. Mill dude this was a hater review from the jump.
Yea. And I'm sure owner was messing with exhaust tips too
He doesn't know any better.
"Typical Chrysler"
-Savage Scotty
Since everyone is talking mileage, I have a 13 v6 with 160k miles on it. Runs like a dream still and being 6'4", this car is great for bigger guys. Other than maintenance I had to change the fuel pump at 140k miles (it's under the back seat and took 15 minutes). P.S. That is a lot of city miles because I am a rideshare driver with 1,500+ trips all in this car.
Hi, man and I don’t want to waste your time. Just need some advice from you and I am trying to buy one old charger with good mileage and can you advice how to make it last long and what mileage should I replace. Are you the first owner?
I got a 16 RT no issues just maintenance tires I haven't even changed my brakes yet but I also dont beat the hell out of it I do some pulls here and there but that's it
I have a 06 r/t with 240,000 miles . Runs amazing and is very solid. Yes I have had to work in it just the same as the men did before me with the chargers in the 60's and 70's with v8's over 300 horsepower. I don't mind it because its extremely simple to tune and wrench on. It rides amazing an easy to get the kids in and out of. Had it for over a year and enjoy it alot.
Hi, man and I don’t want to waste your time. Just need some advice from you and I am trying to buy one old charger with good mileage and can you advice how to make it last long and what mileage should I replace. Are you the first owner?
Is it tick rocking yet
I have the 2009 charger (police package) best car I ever owned
The new ones are fantastic. Best car for the money in my book.
@@jizzyjake6783 For now. Like scotty said, reliability is questionable
I wouldn’t recommend the newer version.. they have more technology in them... which is more difficult to fix.. in my opinion...all that touch screen and stuff comes with a price
JizzyJake i agree
I purchased a 2013 pursuit with 180k miles from Texas facilities. Handles and drives like a new one. Love the car. Scotty should review one.
Everytime I want to buy a new car I watch this guy’s video of the car I want and I no longer want it. I’ve saved so much money by this dude shitting on everything lol
No joke. Spent the better of 9 months trying to find a car but then theres scotty.
That interior made it look like he was in a haunted house.
mckou 15 lmao
😂😂
I hate black interior and that's all chargers have.
@@eastcoastroadrunner not necessarily my "bottom of the line" charger has black on tan interior and it looks pretty good.
“Chrysler product” find the most abused curb rash v6 he can find lol
I could not agree more with you. My next car will be a Chrysler....
MARTIN SAMUEL eh I still have a 2000 Lexus ES300. 300,202 miles, still runs amazingly
Even the v6s are revved too high Scotty you havnt seen when a teenager gets a hold of one whether it’s theirs or their moms .. here in Phoenix they think it’s fast and the furious “taco edition”
Lol!! Taco edition! 😂🌮😂
az gang
Mexicans... smh
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Taco edition are hard core!
I’ve rented 2 of these Chargers within the past 2 years both the 3.6 and the 5.7 Hemi. I enjoyed both of them. The interior is comfortable and the layout works for me. Sure the 5.7 is faster and sounds better, but the 3.6 runs well.
I can never get the v6 version. How the hell u get a v6 charger? They dont like to give em out up here north
frank sinatra
I rented from Budget or Avis. I told them I wanted a full size car, and I got to choose from a row of cars since the keys are inside, so I chose the Charger.
@@BlackSinatra339 because not everyone wants a V8 why don't you get a v12 car
@@KirilPetrov65 wtf you talm bout. I asked C P how the hell he get a v6 version of the charger because i can never get it. They always give me the hemi instead. You reaching bruh.
The real question is can you jump in and out of the window?
I had a 2014 charger SXT V6 rear wheel drive from 20k to 100k miles. It ran like a champ and no issues at all outside the factory warranty. The V6 Pentastar engine is extremely reliable as long as the oil is changed!
Rented the R/T version for two months this year and was surprised at how nice the car was as a DD. Comfortable interior, great touch screen set up and always felt planted even with your foot down.
I have a '16 R/T. Love it.
Agreed I’m renting it now and the MPG really isn’t half bad either. Very fun car to drive
Bo and Luke always seemed to handle their 1969 Dodge Charger R/T the General Lee quite well. The Duke Boys had Cooter Davenport, we have Scotty Kilmer.
Honestly those pentastars are a great deal they run for a good while!
The engine might, but the rest of the car won't.
@@dave_riots yeah it's still a Chrysler but those pentastars sure have proven to be reliable
Got one in my truck; love it. I had a 3.6 V6 in my old Caravan; engine was still going strong when the bottom rusted out!
My mom had one in her Dodge Journey, left me stranded once but other than that it was good
The newer ones are great engines.
Next episode: “I was wrong about a lot of cars, they all have flaws”
My 06 charger has 264k miles. Still runs good. Only major issue were the attachments that hold the timing chain broke because they were made of plastic.. changed them to metal. Runs fine now
Hi, man and I don’t want to waste your time. Just need some advice from you and I am trying to buy one old charger with good mileage and can you advice how to make it last long and what mileage should I replace. Are you the first owner?
@@umerthemagnificent8672 No I’m not the first owner, my aunt used the car before me as a commuter back then. For one don’t race it like it’s a sport car, and just make sure to change the fluids ie engine/transmission. How many miles is yours? As far as the engine goes, it’s pretty solid. Dodge cars have a problem with the shifter, there’s a plastic piece that will break overtime which allows you to take your car from park into gear. You can replace the plastic assembly piece with a metal one or get a new shifter module. I just opened the assembly and manually pressed the safety button to take it out of park, that works too. And for the chain assembly I guess it depends on how many miles you got in order for it to wear down. You can replace that with the metal one.
As far as quality goes for that car you can easily see it was neglected all its life. Get the same year charger that's been taken care of and then do your review. I promise you'll see a huge difference.
the price on these things just hit the roof
Nate S. They rose?
I still wouldn't buy a FCA car no matter how good I think it looks.
@@djpmaddog90 This isn't a FCA car, FCA merger happened in 2014. This car obviously wasn't built after then.
Theres one is red for $5k
“It’s a DOUBLE STUPID DESIGN!”
When stupid isn’t stupid enough!🤣
Doubly..
I didnt know Mazda’s could be that bad, thank you Scott for the advice and video
@@robecor_ gta 5 reference?
I have a 2007 Dodge Charger RT that I bought new. Now it has about 160K miles on it and its been flooded twice. Still runs good.
Scotty’s next video: “Mopar or no car!”
I had the Pentastar V6 in a 2014 Grand Cherokee and I was impressed with the power, especially with a heavy SUV like the GC. Engine was very smooth and respectably powerful.
pretty sad to see a car so mistreated. but very nice to see it lasting the way it did under such conditions. makes me less worried about my chargers longevity. thx for the vid scotty :)
Bought a used 07 Chrysler 300C with the 5.7 Hemi, 340 Hp 390 Torque great option to the charger.
That charger looks like a strippers car.
Hard to spot the glitter..
Lol
True 🤣
Be tapping it in the back seat tho lol
strands of hair everywhere , candy pants on the floor
Thank you Scotty for keeping me entertained and learning during this pandemic. Much love from your fellow houstoner
"If you like darkness" 😂
"It's a secretive car" 🤣
Camille Jensen is it owner the Secret Service?
Ain't no secret, Dodge is doo-doo.
@@garybeltrand5802 not really
Chargers are actually pretty good cars. Some people just don't take good care of their vehicles.
I have a 2008 Dodge Charger 3.5L V6, and I love her! Bought it with 156K miles, for $4000. 4 years and 20K miles later, I haven't had really needed many repairs. The Fuel Injectors began failing so I replaced them all. I change oil and gaskets religiously. My favorite aspects are that it has sufficient power (just enough to keep me from getting in trouble). Also I love that the that the weight balance is dang close to 50/50, which makes it extremely stable at high speeds. Great car!
My 2012 SRT Charger still drives like new. Very smooth ride with a lot of power.
Id love to buy one but theyre still like $40000 CAD lol
I'm gonna end up driving a bicycle if I keep taking Scotty's advice
A bicycle ain't that bad tho
Make sure it's a '94 Toyota Huffy.
Bicycle chains break down all the time. Endless money pit
@@mustaphagai5031 lol
Just make sure you stretch your legs before and after or else you will become an endless money pit.
You should have seen my 08 Daytona Charger. 149,000 miles when I got rid of it and it was in way better condition than that one. Now I have a 17 Scat Pack no issues what so ever.
I own a 15 charger with 170k on it and she hasn't let me down
What the hell do you do to put so such mileage on it in a short amount of time?
Or did you mean you have a 2005 Charger?
My 2011 has 161k. Still riding strong and looks like new! Getting that hemi one day though.
Jedno Florestal I help escort oversize loads like mobile homes wind turbine blades or heavy construction vehicles or equipment so I travel all around the US
sheenamariebee same here just patience is key
@@Destinationreached Oh ok. So mostly highway mileage.
I always thought heavy haulers paid for the escort vehicles. I would never agree to use my own. That mileage is nothing for a tractor but on a car that's ridiculous.
Great review Scotty. I own a 2019 Charger RT Plus. I bought the Charger because I purchased a 16 Caravan for work and now with 105k, it has had the least problems of any vehicle I've owned. If you treat them right, they treat you right. You drive them into the ground, you have issues. I don't expect to put endless miles on a car and not having to service it. I also realize that you need to do more than oil changes. I address issues early. Previously I was a Volvo, VW and Ford driver. I was always at the dealer with one failure after another. I have 3k on the Charger and I must admit, I love the thing. The sound and feel when driving are awesome. It looks great, and I can fit three golf bags in the trunk without putting the seats down in the back! Can't do that in a Mustang.
The rims look rattle canned 😂
Half the car is rattle canned, look at the grille too lmao
They were dodge doesnt make those particular black rims OEM unless it's a interceptor and I didnt see a column shifter
These rims are a bad plasti dip job.
Thanks for a fair and honest review about a Chrysler product. I'm glad to see that you're changing your ways.
I'm glad they sorted things out with the newer 3.6 V6 over the older 2.6 V6. I've always love crown vicrorias and when the police switched over to the charger I thought they looked so cool but I was really disappointed when I heard they had quality and reliable issues because that's a huge part of what makes the crown vics so great
BEFORE you replace a hub assembly that has thrown a code but not making a noise....change the cable that plugs into the hub first. Its cheap and more than once when my hand held computer isolated which wheel was throwing an ABS code (also Service 4x4, Service traction lights on 4x4). You might be surprised that a 15 dollar cable is your problem...and still would be if you change the hub and NOT the cable.
I love when you do these reviews of older model cars!
Thanks for doing a video on the charger I've owned a 2014 se v6 exactly like the one in your video. Only difference is mine is black on black. The only thing I've had to do, other than oil changes is the front ball joints and the oil filter assembly leaking; which seemed to be a problem this model has. Nothing major thank God, only had 63,000 when I purchased it and I've put about 30,000 in 3 1/2 years still going strong think I got blessed with this vehicle seeking as it will probably be the last one I own. Thanks again love your videos
A new instant classic line, “ These back seats are buckety”.
They call those seats a "bucket bench"
After I heard that, I expected him to say "and the wheels are nice and roundy".
Bought a 2014 Pursuit Package V8 from the Ohio State Highway Patrol, shes got 148k miles but runs like a dream and really well kept. Only paid about 9k for it, shes my baby :)
Wow Scotty. Dodge. You're starting to mellow.
It's because Chargers and Challengers are actually pretty good cars considering. Chrysler puts all their money into them since they are pretty much their flagship vehicles.
I had a charger for 2 years a 2016 bought it with 38k miles on it with a v6 and drove Uber and Lyft with it for the full 2 years and got rear ended and render totaled by insurance with 170k miles on it and never NEVER had a problem with it except regular maintenance and a fuel pump failed once when the car reached 90k miles other than great fun car would buy another any time
Scotty: "Chicago Bear's fan"
Appreciate your condolences but we wanted DeAndre Hopkins 😔
The v8 hemis are good cars. Bought a 44,000mile 2016 5.7pursuit awd in 2019. Currently 95,000 miles. Tires Brakes rotors, new water pump @90,000 miles. Some hemis burn oil, get top end issues others last beyond 200k. The pursuit charger has a lot of performance for the value on the used market. Stock v8 Awd 390tq swapped a hellcat hood & bumpers painted b5 blue
Local cop: Whoa! What's that?!?
Partner: Oh, that's just Scotty test driving a Charger again...
In 2015 I bought a 2009 Challenger SE. It has a 3.5 V6. So far it has been good for me. Had 56,000 on it , now it has over 100,000 on it.
I swear whenever I’m on the road there’s always at least one Charger in my line of sight.
That's true. They're always in sight.
Joel Inzerillo maybe just maybe they have sold lots of them because they are fun sedans
I live in NY, everyone has Chargers and Rams, they are everywhere
It makes sense why they're popular. The V6 Chargers are kinda fun and relatively cheap.
@@tenhundredkills Pretty much the last of the front engine rear wheel drive cars. At least affordable ones.
I’ve had my ‘12 Durango Pentastar V6 since April 2012 and I’m still on my original headlights, directionals, taillights and break lights. The only thing I’ve needed was a new cabin filter when I thought that my ac blower was making noise. The V6 is fuel flexible and in that I live in Florida I’ve used e85 a few times when hurricanes made gasoline availability scarce and my Durango became a vegetarian. I drive it like an old fart and I haven’t had any problems.
“It’s a Chrysler product there’s no arguing that “ LMAO 😂
Those are aftermarket diys black wheels, and the missing exhaust tip most likely was the result of driver error backing into something. But glad you are starting to come around a little-lol. Stay well!
My grandmother's 2018 Chrysler Pacifica won against a Dodge Challenger with the V6 and the new Ram 1500 EcoDiesel on the highway I personally love FCA's V6's
Scotty finally makes the video I have been waiting for ...and doesnt talk about anything except the damage. Can you please do a video on the engine/trans etc.
I like to puff on the Cannabis Cigar and get all schmoked up while watching the Scotty Kilmers videos.
Breaks my heart to see Mopar treated this way. I own a 2017 scat and she’s at about 65k now and she’s never had a single problem. Of course I am sure to maintain the car in every possible way, never leaving a spec of dust on the interior and never allowing anything internally speaking to get behind on services. Chrysler products are temperamental, but if you treat them right, they can ran for a very long time
Still running good? I have a 21 scat 19k miles n it’s the best
Dodge: Mopar
Scotty Kilmer: Below par
Scotty, I have a 2006 3.5L Charger SXT which I bought brand new in 2007 and I still love it. I have 160,000 kms on it.and it sits outside for 5-6 months a year so it's not exposed to salt as I live in Ontario Canada. They are actually really well built and the one you showed obviously has just not been taken care of at all. My paint, rims, and interior are all still in great shape because I took care of mine. The only issues I've had were the transmission leaked from mechanic making a mistake when it went to the dealers for the first service, the plastic piece in the shift interlock went (I replaced with the aluminum one, and I had to replace the rear shocks last year. No problems with wheel bearings, power steering, or anything else. They're great cars just not in the snow unless you have AWD.
And even though it sits 5-6 months over the winter it still has the original battery and starts right up like it was running yesterday.
Chrysler: *Breaths*
No one:
Scotty Kilmer: OH BUT WAIT THERE MORE!
I bought a red 2014 charger rt awd just last year with 110k miles for $14.5k. The car was maintained with oil changes every couple thousand miles and ran perfectly. I live in MN where we have a lot of snow in the winter, so I bought bridgestone blizzak tires and went through 8 inches of snow no problem. I tried to get it stuck and it wouldn't. It is an absolute beast. Unfortunately on Feb 13th I got rear ended very badly and ruined the rear and the exhaust. It took a month to fix and was almost totalled. But in the end it came out better than before. We got oem parts for it and the repair guy was able to put a Pypes Violator cat back exhaust on it. To this day I cant get over how well this v8 runs and sounds.
Btw, I bought it myself at 17 years old. Nobody believed I could do it 😂. So I worked hard to prove them wrong and I don't regret it.
im 19 getting ready to buy one this summer and I feel the same way about proving people wrong saying you cant get it
My brother has a V6 Charger (2013) and loves the heck out of it! Feels like he got a steal compared with Infinity, and a better car too!
Glade you like the Charger! I have a v6 2015 Charger and I love it!
Sorry, even for a 2011 V6 bottom of the line....this car is in rough shape.
I got a 2016 Charger SXT last month Im in love
Until striking a deer (10-pointer), my wife’s Dodge Magnum with the 3.5 Litre engine was reasonably reliable. It was no Camry, but it never really let us down. Gladly ... we did not have their 2.7 L or one of those V8 Hemi’s. But ours was a reasonable purchase. Thanks for the video Scotty.
Kellington Link god damn deer. I’m lucky they’ve all been does (or extremely young bucks) but I’ve had THREE gallop full-tilt out of the woods and directly into the SIDE of my car in 56,000 miles 🤬🤬🤬
Kellington Link Did you keep the rack ? Lol
I LOVED my magnum. It was a very cool car.
I don't need speed or power. I's Luv'ed my 1986 VW Syncro 5 speed [granny gear]. Drove it to the boneyard after few 100,000 miles. Resistance through air squares as speed doubles.
Damn, I thought I'd never hear Scotty say something nice about Dodge (aside from admitting the V8 engines are some of the best).
@Snails40 can you blame me? All he ever did was bad mouth any Chrysler products until now. I stand by my first observation of him.
I had a 2015 with the V6. I loved that thing. Never had a problem. That said I got rid of it at 20k miles because one year in the winter with that thing.... I touch the pedal and i was going 180 degrees in a second. Horrible car in the northern climates in the winter. I had a 93 Chrysler Concorde. Got rid of it with 309k miles (original engine and transmission). Drove it in the UP of Michigan during my college years with no problem. THAT was a hell of a car. 3.3L Mitsubishi V6 that was bullet proof.
Scotty I’ll lend you my 2019 Charger Daytona 392, to make a real charger review !!
Could throw in my 2007 SRT8 for an 'Old vs New' type of video lol. My car is in damn near perfect condition with 107k miles so if Scotty thought this crappy white Charger was well kept, he'd love ours.
@@SRTBOAT love that car but the mileage is atrocious
@@KirilPetrov65 for a 2007, the mileage is actually pretty good. It should have around 135k miles by now. 107k isnt high miles. My car is in excellent condition and has proper maintenence records dating back to the first owner.
I rented an SXT (3.6) awhile back, and loved the car! Accelerated good, cornered good, and was even good on bumpy roads, and railroad tracks. The only thing that sucked was the programming of the radio, and climate control.
I don't think it was the quality of the car that caused the damages lol
I think the white claw can in the trunk had more to do with the missing exhaust tip than Chrysler.
I was just going to post that.. It's not the manufacturer it's the slob owner who didn't take care of it..
People that don’t care for their cars, they just get in their car and end up accelerating hard as hell without inspecting the car first
car's in pretty good condition for being almost 10 years old with almost 140 k miles.
@Snails40 ... plated like a tank? Pay attention to the context. It's a car. If you drive attentively and take care of your vehicle, you wouldn't have dents in the doors like that, the paint on the wheels and grille is plastidip, so it's not factory, and practically any black interior would look like crap after 10 years with no upkeep.
I got an 08' Charger R/T 5.7 liter HEMI. I LOVE MY R/T she drives like a charm. You just gotta do your maintenance
**laughing horse**
Had one as a rental. In town mileage is dismal. On the highway is it comfortable for 4 grown adults and mileage is not bad. With new struts the ride is very good, better than my 09 Camry.
Charger are my favorite car so glad to know they are pretty good
Picked up a 2010 5.7 rt interceptor with 33k unfortunately had a bad cam but after fixing it 2 years ago, It's still holding strong at 78k. In the shop now after a deer ran into me. they are definitely a gamble so be prepared to spend some money, buy premium if you can, use winter tires in the snow, and other then that it's a pretty safe decent car for all seasons.