Buying a used Dodge Challenger is often a trade-off between iconic retro styling and modern reliability. While these cars are built to be robust, their long-term health depends heavily on the specific model year and how hard they were driven by previous owners.

: Touchscreen radio and hard drive failures in 2009–2014 models.

: Generally considered the best for a used purchase as they have the most modern features and fewer reported mechanical "teething" issues.