Dodge has two of the defining muscle cars in the market today: Charger and Challenger. Each boasts over 700 horsepower when paired with the company’s Hellcat V8 engine. But even in the base 3.6-liter V6 configuration, both vehicles offer plenty of thrills. Look to Challenger for a distinctly styled coupe that still offers plenty of comfort, or to Charger if 4-door versatility with optional AWD is your preference. Atop Dodge’s performance line sits the legendary Viper, beloved by automotive enthusiasts.

With two vehicles, Journey and Durango, Dodge’s SUV line-up remains extremely popular. Both models offer a lot of bang for the buck, with the Journey seating five and starting in the low 20s. Taking a step up to Durango gets you third-row seating spacious enough to accommodate adults, and an available HEMI V8 with loads of power.

Dodge invented the mini-van in 1984, and the Caravan remains a popular choice for young families today. With three rows of full-size seating, plenty of cargo-carrying versatility and up to 3,600 pounds of towing capacity, Caravan is a serious contender for mini-van buyers.