Review: 2019 Dodge Charger GT

Do car owner stereotypes matter when you're renting?

No. No, they do not.

I suppose the worry of being mislabeled as someone who's just waiting to be reckless in traffic isn't really relevant, when you know you're returning the thing in a week anyway. It didn't help that this particular Charger still had the splitter shipping guards on, an organic trend that isn't exactly helping the image these cars have.

Even the manufacturer has gone so far as to say people need to take them off (even if dealers aren't), because they're ruining aerodynamics, and are actually damaging the paint people think they're protecting.

The actual issue for me, though, was that I was under the impression these cars weren't all that good.

End of Season Wrap-Up & Gallery

Back at the end of July last year began the second official driving season for my perpetually-broken little bastard. With some long-awaited new parts and repair work having been done, the plan was to drive it as much as possible, and discover if there was any more work to do. And after four months of regular driving, it turned out that...yes, we have more work to do.

But first, let me go over some good news.