Would the 2.7 liter V6 in the fleet cars be ultra slow?
I was recently notified by the company that I work for that I am eligible to order a new company car. One of the cars available to me is a 2006 Charger.
I was initially excited after I went to the Dodge website and saw that the base car had the 3.5 liter, 250 horse V6 engine, paired with the 5-speed automatic transmission.
My excitement soon turned to dissapointment however, when I discovered that the Charger fleet model that is available to me would come with a 2.7 liter, 190 horse V6, with a 4-speed auto.
I understand that the 2.7 liter has been available on the Chrysler 300 and the Dodge Magnum, but will not be offered in the Charger except for fleet vehicles.
The Charger weighs 3,800 lbs, similar to the 300 and the Magnum. My question is this- will I be happy with a 2.7 liter Charger?
Unfortunately, I am not allowed to upgrade to the 3.5 liter on the Charger. My other company car choices are a Chevy Equinox or a Pontiac G6.
Thanks in advance for your thoughts or recommendations.
I was recently notified by the company that I work for that I am eligible to order a new company car. One of the cars available to me is a 2006 Charger.
I was initially excited after I went to the Dodge website and saw that the base car had the 3.5 liter, 250 horse V6 engine, paired with the 5-speed automatic transmission.
My excitement soon turned to dissapointment however, when I discovered that the Charger fleet model that is available to me would come with a 2.7 liter, 190 horse V6, with a 4-speed auto.
I understand that the 2.7 liter has been available on the Chrysler 300 and the Dodge Magnum, but will not be offered in the Charger except for fleet vehicles.
The Charger weighs 3,800 lbs, similar to the 300 and the Magnum. My question is this- will I be happy with a 2.7 liter Charger?
Unfortunately, I am not allowed to upgrade to the 3.5 liter on the Charger. My other company car choices are a Chevy Equinox or a Pontiac G6.
Thanks in advance for your thoughts or recommendations.