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Dodge Dart Controls And Instruments Pros and Cons
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2013 Dodge Dart GT Review Official TrueDelta review by Michael Karesh A second strength carries over from the Limited, so here I'll just crib from the earlier review... Pony up for the Limited or GT, and you get a seven-inch LCD between (and visually integrated with) an analog tach and fuel level gauge. This LCD can be configured to display... Comparison vehicle: 2014 Ford Focus |
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2013 Honda Civic EX-L Review Official TrueDelta review by Michael Karesh It's taken me seven years, but I've just about made my peace with the Civic's massive bi-level instrument panel. The digital speedometer's high, forward location does make it easy to read. (The bars flanking the speedometer change color to indicate how economically you're driving.) But I'd also prefer the tach... Comparison vehicle: 2013 Dodge Dart |
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Buy the Dart! 2013 Dodge Dart Pros and Cons A member in Louisiana, United States The 8.4" Connect system was a big selling point for the price of the car. It's very easy to navigate and you have plenty of options to set the features of the car to fit you. |
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2013 Dodge Dart Limited 2.0 Review Official TrueDelta review by Michael Karesh Pony up for the Limited, and you get a seven-inch LCD between (and visually integrated with) an analog tach and fuel level gauge. This LCD can be configured to display the car's speed and trip computer information in a number of different ways. Aside from those infrequent times it's washed... Comparison vehicle: 2012 Ford Focus |
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