Reedman Toll Chrysler Dodge Jeep

"We chose to buy our new Chrysler from Reedman Toll specifically because of the sales staff (Peter Millin in particular). We appreciate a low key sales effort. He was fully knowledgeable and confident in the product, but not at all pushy like we have seen at other dealers. We were also very happy with the pricing." - 8/4/2011

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Used Dodge Charge PA

 

2006 Dodge Charger	2009 Dodge Charger
2010 Dodge Charger

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At Reedman Toll Chrysler of Langhorne PA you will find a huge selection of Used Cars, including a range of used Dodge Charger models! Reedman-Toll is proud to be your Dodge, Chrysler, and Jeep dealer in Pennsylvania, and its surrounding cities and metropolitan areas: Langhorne, Philadelphia, Morrisville, Cherry Hill, Brooklyn, Hamilton, Staten Island, Trenton , Levittown, NE Philly, Bensalem, Willow Grove, Hatboro, Doylestown, Delaware & Camden County.

2006 Dodge Charger

The 2006 Dodge Charger is a bold design statement. The 2006 Charger has a bold crossbar front end and a short deck. There are minimal wheel flares, and a long bodyside crease meets another crease at the rear doors.  On the SE and SXT a single exhaust tip exits beneath the right-hand side, while the V8-powered models sport chrome-tipped, muscle car-idiom, dual exhausts. That Charger was somewhat blocky, with squared-off front end, superficially sculpted slab sides and equally vertical backside.

2009 Dodge Charger

The 2009 Dodge Charger is a stylish and smooth vehicle, with plenty of unique features to make it stick out in a crowd.  From the rear the 2009 Charger gets a tall, almost vertical backside, with large taillights draped over the upper corners.  A modest, Kamm-like lip stretches across the trailing edge of an expansive trunk lid, atop which sits a lift-suppressing spoiler on the Daytona and SRT.

2010 Dodge Charger

The 2010 Dodge Charger combines the current style with a more classic look from the 1968 Chargers. Some argue this vehicle is one of the most stylish ever built. Most of the look will be based on the current Charger rather than the 1968s. The Charger will likely be less boxy, to improve noise and gas mileage, and aerodynamics has taken a more advanced position to increase fuel economy.