2023 Charger Safety

No safety reviews for 2023 exist just yet, but the NHTSA's review of the Dodge Charger for 2022 resulted in an overall score of five out of five. It scored four stars in the frontal impact category, but full five stars for both side-impact and rollover crashes. Dodge's performance in the IIHS test was a mixed bag. It scored "marginal" in the small overlap crash on the driver's side, while the headlights received a "poor" rating. The LATCH system also received a "marginal" rating for ease of use. Four other tests yielded top scores of Good, however.

2023 Charger Key Safety Features

Dodge takes an unorthodox approach to safety, offering only the traditional active and passive safety features as standard. You get ABS, stability and traction control, a rearview camera, tire pressure monitoring, rear sonar for parking assistance, and six airbags. That's standard on all models, not just the entry-level cars.

All of the driver assistance features are locked behind a paywall; adaptive cruise control can be optioned on, as well as forward-collision warning, lane-departure warning with lane-keep assist, blind-spot monitoring, and rear cross-traffic alert.

2023 Charger Reliability

Dodge Charger owners seem to be pleased with their vehicles, although J.D. Power doesn't have a rating for 2023 just yet. 2022 models rated highly for quality and reliability at 89 out of 100, however. The NHTSA reports a recall for the 2022 Charger pertaining to an inoperative TPMS sensor. 2021 models had a recall for inadequate windshield bonding.

Every Charger is covered by a 36-month/36,000-mile limited warranty and a 60-month/60,000-mile powertrain warranty.

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