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Why/why not? 2013 Dodge Dart Pros and Cons Here-I-am Powertrain is a definite mixed bag. Fuel economy ranges from around 27 (city driving, a/c on all the time) to 42 mpg (highway driving, light a/c), but is generally around 28-30 mixed with mildly aggressive driving (a/c wallops the mileage). Once the turbo kicks in it is very responsive. In... |
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2013 Dodge Dart Pros and Cons Member6637 Transmission is rough and plagued with issues. Transmission had to be flashed at 5,000 miles for lurching at low speeds. No when coasting downhill the transmission will shudder and car speed will increase. |
2013 Dodge Dart Pros and Cons Member5043 The 2.0L engine lugs and provides lazy performance at best. the 2.4L in the Dart GT wasn't available on the Limited when I bought mine and the GT didn't have the feature content I wanted. The 2.4L enigne is now standard and for a good reason, its the only one... |
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2013 Dodge Dart Pros and Cons Member5114 My only issue with powertrain performace was someodd bumpy-ness in the throttle response when taking off from a standing start. The sensation was similar to a misfire, but less severe. Harder acceleration tended to mask the sensation, but it was still there. Other than that, I was actually quite happy... |
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GREAT CAR! GREAT GAS MILEAGE! 2013 Dodge Dart Pros and Cons Member486 Even with the 2.0 liter engine, it has plenty of power. Auto transmission is very smooth shifting. |
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Dodge Dart 1.4l 6 speed: A fun, economical car that is worth taking a test drive. Great car! 2013 Dodge Dart Pros and Cons Member5947 my 1.4 turbo took a bit to get used to, but once i did, i fell in love. its a fun car to drive daily that is good on gas but still has some pep when you want it. i think most people complain about the "lag" because they are... |
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If you want to be different get a Dart 2013 Dodge Dart Pros and Cons Member5817 Three-Year Veteran The turbo does take getting used to for North American drivers used to 4, 6 or 8 normally aspirated engines. The Turbo lag is very manageable once you learn the quirks. |
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2013 Mitsubishi Lancer GT Review Official TrueDelta review by Michael Karesh The big grille and wing spoiler promise thrilling performance. This isn't the 291-horsepower Evo or even the 237-horsepower Lancer Ralliart, though. With a 168-horsepower 2.4-liter engine, the Lancer GT isn't blazingly quick. But it's quicker than any other compact you can buy for the price, getting to 60 mph in... Comparison vehicle: 2013 Dodge Dart |
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2013 Dodge Dart 1.4 Liter Turbo 2013 Dodge Dart Pros and Cons Member1018 Ten-Year Veteran My first experience with the 6 speed manual that is an automatic. It takes a bit getting used to, but once you do; it is an enjoyable drive. The car moves along smartly with a slight European growl.<br /> <br /> It has the 1.4 Turbo, (regular gas) and the... |
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2013 Dodge Dart GT Review Official TrueDelta review by Michael Karesh While the GT's 2.4-liter engine is more powerful than the Dart's other two options, it's not much more powerful, 184 vs. 160 horsepower. On paper, the 2.4 isn't even as strong as the 1.4T through the midrange (peak torque of 171 lb-ft at 4,800 rpm vs. 184 lb-ft at 2,500... Comparison vehicle: 2014 Ford Focus |
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Buy the Dart! 2013 Dodge Dart Pros and Cons A member in Louisiana, United States The 1.4l turbo w/ DDCT is a great combo. Very efficient and reliable. |
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2013 Dodge Dart Limited 2.0 Review Official TrueDelta review by Michael Karesh Dodge's solution to the 2.0's fuel economy issues: an optional 1.4-liter turbocharged engine that's EPA rated 27/37 when paired with a six-speed dual-clutch automated manual transmission (DCT). The 1.4T is also quicker. Both engines have the same maximum output, but the 1.4T has a much plumper midrange (peak torque of... Comparison vehicle: 2012 Ford Focus |