The Dodge Charger (and its Chrysler 300 cousin, at least for now) represents the last of the big, rear-drive four-door sedans which used to be considered a mainstay of American car manufacturers.

In the mid-2000s, Dodge revived the Charger not as the two-door muscle car we once knew, but instead as a large sedan. With its bold styling, available V-8 power, and high-performance SRT Hellcat ...