Trying to get a wide American performance car through a multi-story parking garage in Europe is an exercise in patience and hand-eye coordination – your head swings from side mirror to side mirror like your life depends on it. Buying a proper Detroit muscle in Europe used to mean dealing with gray-market importers, confusing paperwork, and cars that were out of scale with local roads.
Dodge is changing all that by officially bringing the eighth-generation Charger lineup across the Atlantic to celebrate the nameplate’s 60th anniversary. Working with official importer KW Automotive across more than 200 retail locations in 20 countries, Dodge is making both the battery-electric Charger Daytona and the gasoline-powered Charger SIXPACK available directly to European buyers,
