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If you follow NASCAR, you know that the Chevrolet Impalas, Ford Fusions and Toyota Camrys driving in circles at tracks around the country are custom-built racecars designed to look something like the passenger cars you can buy at your local dealership. The same thing applies to Dodge's entry in the series, the Charger, but of all the models out there circling the track, it's most in tune with NASCAR's way of doing things: It's a large rear-wheel-drive car There's something about the Charger that makes it look angry. Whether it's the angled headlights or the big crosshair grille, the Charger has that get-out-of-my-way look Dodge updated the interior for the 2008 model year, with changes including a restyled dashboard and more soft-touch surfaces. Along with the new Ram pickup truck, the Charger has one of Dodge's better interiors in terms of materials quality, panel fit and refinement of the controls