If you want a cool looking, mostly adequate SUV then the Nitro is for you.
I was driving a Magnum prior to this and had every intention on holding it until the Challenger was out and buy that. But since there was such a ground swell around the Challenger, I figured it would be untouchable for the first year so in the interim I bought a Nitro.
In retrospect I have no idea what made me buy it other than its looks and the ideas that it gave me for upgrades.
Pros:
Looks
Power, the R/T has quite a bit of power for a heavy vehicle
good handling for an SUV, much better than a blazer or explorer in my opinion
lifetime service
Cons:
Poor interior design
No leg room
cheap chrome clad rims
highway fuel mileage sucks
no lumbar support
LOTS OF TSB's
I was driving a Magnum prior to this and had every intention on holding it until the Challenger was out and buy that. But since there was such a ground swell around the Challenger, I figured it would be untouchable for the first year so in the interim I bought a Nitro.
In retrospect I have no idea what made me buy it other than its looks and the ideas that it gave me for upgrades.
Pros:
Looks
Power, the R/T has quite a bit of power for a heavy vehicle
good handling for an SUV, much better than a blazer or explorer in my opinion
lifetime service
Cons:
Poor interior design
No leg room
cheap chrome clad rims
highway fuel mileage sucks
no lumbar support
LOTS OF TSB's
