I HAVE THIS 07 DODGE CHARGER AND EVERYONE SEEMS TO LOVE IT BUT IM LOOKIN FOR A NICE MAGNUM TO TRADE FOR IT BUT EVRONE seems to say that is a dumb trade what do u think

Asked by FOXX Mar 12, 2012 at 11:12 AM about the 2007 Dodge Charger

Question type: Car Customization

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Well, they have exactly the same engines and old mercedes transmissions and they are exactl the same lenght and width. The only thing that will be different is that Magnum will have less drag and a bit heavier. So basically it is what u like by looks. I prefer Magnum over Charger.

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As Roman said, not any difference in running gear or platform, so it comes down to what you like. Cars are very personal, what you like won't be what someone else likes so it comes down to what makes you the happiest.

Just bought a 2012 Dodge Charger looks, sounds great ! This machine has everything 8 speed Tran. Looking to purchase rear window pillars, hood with working scoops and head light eyebrows. I think the newer Magnums are ugly. It's your own preference. You sure can purchase a lot to personalize a charger not so sure about the Maggie.

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