My wife and I purchased this car about 8 months ago, and have been loving it everyday. It is basically her car but I am always finding excuses to drive it. It is the Daytona edition which comes with 350 Horsepower and the RT Package. Ours is painted in Top Banana Yellow. The Black Leather seats with Yellow stitching look great. The 18 inch rims insure great handling while excellerating through sharp turns. Very roomy in the front, but can be a squeeze in the back. Huge trunk space. Must get the hands free package and navagation. The Bose system sounds great. Also heated seats are great and let me tell you this thing kicks major heat and AC. Gas mileage is very reasonable as long as you are not racing everywhere which is hard not to do. The autostick is very easy to use.

Do not have anything bad to say about this car yet. We are about 10,000 miles into it and we both really love this car. Cant wait for the Challenger.

This vehicle was to be used as a parts car for the restoration of a classic. In its present condition, the only one who can get enjoyment out of it is anyone tht is restoring a classic car and wants a great place to start. Once restored, it will be back to its origenal mopar glory.

The comfort and room of this car is amazing. I love feeling like I took a trip to the corner after 500 miles od riding. For power I'll just say this. "If you don't have a hime don't mess with a Hime." I'd never believed a big car could handle better than most sports cars, but this Charger does. The quality and craftmanship of this car is far above BMW, Benze or Caddy and a Lexus don't even come close. And for reliability like every Dodge it stands at the top of it's class. And better yet with cruze set at 80mph this Hime gets 26.8 miles per gallon. The car just does everything great, while looking great doing it.

I had actually test drove a dodge charger three years ago but decided not to buy since I was pregnant and didn't think it was practical. Well, he's 2 1/2 now and I think he loves it as much as I do. We are performance car people and this car meets all of our expectations. It's fun to drive and one of the most comfortable to sit in. Even the gas mileage isn't too bad. It's a V-8 hemi but has the multi-displacement system, so when you are cruising along, it will run on 4 cylinders. Overall, it just makes me smile! I'm looking forward to having this car for a long time!

PIRATE! The deal did not take place because the seller suddenly closed his account and disappeared! I had a man in his area a week later for picking up the car and he said that the car was not as described on EBAY and that was possibly the reason why he wouldnt sell to me as he should according to the EBAY rules!
I bought a new car on EBAY in California from "Mustan Beginnings" and i hope it will be shipped sometime next week. I have paid through my bank!
Best regards Allan.

Love the car = great for comfort and preformance. Only time will tell - but I really think I'm gonna like this one.

I've been a Ebay junkie since 2000 and used it for everything. As a British person it's great buy and find goods from America with ease. Being into yank cars makes it twice as useful. A 68 'Bullitt' Charger is one of those machines on my dream list so I always search for them in the UK and Ebay USA. Every so I often I spy a little gem but most of the time the money goes too high. I also get scared bidding on a car so many miles away. Well, the time finally came right when I found a 32,000 mile 383 4-spd Hurst Charger. All complete and driving but it looked like paint stripper had been poured over it. The sun beaten patina was awesome, the owner seemed genuine (i phoned him and we chatted before I bidded and his feedback was excellent) and it felt right. I decided to cash in the on the weak $ and use my hard saved £ to buy myself the ultimate wedding car. The 68 is currently on the ship heading the UK and I can't wait. On top of finding another genuine ebay trader I have also found a friend. Ozzie, I promise to look after the black plate '68 and inject some life into that trunk floor! Thanks again Ebay....

This is a collector car, that still needs minor repairs, I personally love the car, runs good, always enjoyed this car. I decided to buy it because this is one of the nicest Chargers for the price a have seen.

Very satisfy,it has very good body,good engine,good transmission,interior was fifty fifty but for the price I am happy it is very easy restoration and am olmost don.

I greatly enjoyed the timing , in which, everything occurred. It was as though it was simply a blessing from God, at my very fingertips. March 29th, 2008 marked my 26th birthday...It had been a "trying-experience" for the last 2+ years (to say the least).
In short, I lost everything that I had worked the past 5-6 years for...and the only belongings that remained (minus my home and all of my valuables was my sandblasted 72' Monte Carlo and my 1961 Lincoln Continental (with suicide doors), that I'd paid a mechanic to rebuild the transmission...by the end of the summer of 2006 even those were stolen from me. The 1961 Lincoln was stolen by the mechanic (who decided to falsely add some outrageous labor charges, after learning of my circumstances) and the 1972 Monte Carlo was simply stolen out of my storage unit by one of the "Public Storage" facility employees, after I'd just paid my storage fee.
I was crushed, to say the least, and the next year and 1/2 that followed was a downward spiral and economic disaster story. I remained determined to land back on my feet and with months and months of uncertainty but hard work (over 20 odd jobs and temp. services) I slowly shifted things back into the right direction and even earned a full-time position, and later followed with a part-time job and have been working both every since.

That was a mouth full...but the point is that after all of the loss (including the painful loss of my prized vehicles) I came around full circle and March 23rd, 2008 marked the day that God basically brought my attention to the fact that, " All has basically been replaced as a reward for my resilient efforts to save myself and my family from turmoil".

I mark March 23rd (2008) as this day of incredible salvation because on that day I was the winning bidder of a 1966 Dodge Charger (3 days before my 26th Birthday). What is so remarkable is that this car almost resembles a fusion between the 2 very cars that were taken...from the sleek fastback-2-door dynamic muscle car build (similar to that of the 72 Monte Carlo) -to the- chrome border strip that leads from the back tail light to the front light and over the doors and finders (like that of the 1961 Lincoln Continental 4-door).

I am just amazed, elated, thankful and grateful. Then to top it all off the seller (nri) was curtious, understanding and extremely helpful in seeing to it that the vechile arrived to me.

Thanx to EBAY and Thank You to the seller nri.