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The Combustion Charger Finds Its Buyers: Dodge Sells Fifteen for Every Electric

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Dodge's internal-combustion Charger has had a strong quarter. Its sales rose 1,348 percent over the most recent three-month period, and the company is now selling fifteen of them for every battery-electric Charger. That is a large figure, and it is easiest to understand as a showroom choice: two versions of the same nameplate, and fifteen of every sixteen buyers wanting the one that burns fuel. From Florida to Colorado, owners who care about what sits in their garage have clearly given their answer.

With reporting from Robb Report Motors.

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