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Dodge Challenger ReliabilityAll Years Ranked (20082025)

Side-by-side AutoScores, risk levels, and owner-cost projections for every Dodge Challenger we've analyzed. Identify the best years to buy, the ones to avoid, and the problems that follow the Challenger across generations.

Average AutoScore

79/100

Best Year

2024 Dodge Challenger

Score 88

Weakest Year

2025 Dodge Challenger

Score 68

Every Dodge Challenger Ranked

Sorted by AutoScore. Each link opens the full year-specific report.

88
2024 Dodge ChallengerLOW RISKGrade B+

A well-sorted, dependable muscle car offering robust performance with minimal common faults.

Top risks: Uconnect Infotainment System · Brake System (Performance Models) · Hemi Engine Lifter/Cam Wear

87
2019 Dodge ChallengerLOW RISKGrade B+

A dependable muscle car offering substantial power and comfort, though potential electrical gremlins require vigilance.

Top risks: Uconnect Infotainment System · Electrical System · Brakes & Suspension

83
2023 Dodge ChallengerLOW RISKGrade B

A dependable choice for muscle car enthusiasts, provided V8 owners are proactive with specific engine care.

Top risks: Engine (V8 Hemi Lifters/Cam) · Suspension & Steering Components · Infotainment System (Uconnect)

82
2020 Dodge ChallengerMODERATEGrade B-

A reliable muscle car that delivers big smiles, just budget for its characteristic electrical nuances and performance-driven wear items.

Top risks: Uconnect/Infotainment System · Front Suspension Components · Electrical System (Minor)

82
2021 Dodge ChallengerMODERATEGrade B-

A mechanically stout muscle car that demands attention to its electronics and performance-specific wear items.

Top risks: Uconnect Infotainment System · Fuel System (High-Performance Trims) · Front Suspension Components

82
2022 Dodge ChallengerMODERATEGrade B-

A powerful and generally reliable muscle car that needs consistent, performance-minded maintenance to truly shine.

Top risks: Infotainment System (Uconnect) · Braking System · Tire Wear

78
2008 Dodge ChallengerMODERATEGrade C+

A muscle car with a strong heart but a few electronic nerves that can fray with age.

Top risks: Electrical System (TIPM) · HVAC System · Suspension Components

78
2009 Dodge ChallengerMODERATEGrade C+

A powerful retro-muscle car with solid mechanicals, but watch out for its Achilles' heel: the electrical system.

Top risks: Totally Integrated Power Module (TIPM) · Brake System Components · Front Suspension & Steering

78
2010 Dodge ChallengerMODERATEGrade C+

A muscle car icon that delivers on power and style, but demands attention to its notorious electrical system and aging interior components.

Top risks: Electrical System (TIPM) · Engine (HEMI Exhaust Manifolds / Lifters) · Suspension & Steering Components

78
2011 Dodge ChallengerMODERATEGrade C+

A powerful and stylish cruiser with some predictable electrical and HVAC vulnerabilities that demand attention.

Top risks: Electrical System (TIPM) · HVAC System · Engine (Hemi Lifter/Cam Issues)

78
2012 Dodge ChallengerMODERATEGrade C+

A powerful and stylish muscle car that demands a thorough inspection to ensure its electronic heart and interior integrity are sound.

Top risks: Electrical System · Interior Components · Engine (HEMI Lifter/Cam Wear)

78
2013 Dodge ChallengerMODERATEGrade C+

A powerful and iconic cruiser, but be prepared for typical Mopar electrical quirks and a few common chassis wear points.

Top risks: Electrical System (TIPM) · HVAC System · Front Suspension Components

78
2015 Dodge ChallengerMODERATEGrade C+

A potent muscle car with a few persistent electronic and engine-specific reliability hurdles.

Top risks: Electrical / Infotainment · Engine (Hemi Tick / V6 Oil Leaks) · Suspension & Steering Components

78
2016 Dodge ChallengerMODERATEGrade C+

A potent muscle car, but the beloved HEMI V8s demand careful consideration and proactive maintenance to avoid costly engine repairs.

Top risks: HEMI V8 Engine Lifters/Camshaft · Electrical System & Infotainment · Front Suspension Components

78
2017 Dodge ChallengerMODERATEGrade C+

A powerful and iconic muscle car requiring informed maintenance to mitigate common electrical and engine-specific vulnerabilities.

Top risks: Electrical/Infotainment System · Engine (HEMI V8 Lifters/Camshaft) · Front Suspension Components

78
2018 Dodge ChallengerMODERATEGrade B-

A potent muscle car offering with a comfortable ride, but V8 models demand vigilance for costly engine issues.

Top risks: HEMI V8 Valvetrain Issues · Uconnect Infotainment System · Electrical System

72
2014 Dodge ChallengerMODERATEGrade C-

A high-character muscle car with a few significant reliability pitfalls that demand proactive attention.

Top risks: Engine (Hemi V8) · Engine (Pentastar V6) · Electrical System

68
2025 Dodge ChallengerMODERATEGrade C+

An exhilarating but entirely unproven new Challenger with a high likelihood of initial production and software teething issues.

Top risks: Electric Powertrain Software & Controls · Battery System & Charging Infrastructure · Advanced Driver-Assistance Systems (ADAS)

Problems That Follow the Challenger Across Generations

Issues that appear in the top-3 risks across multiple model years — the cost of ownership you can actually predict.

Front Suspension Components

Appears in 5 model years · 28% of generations

Electrical System (TIPM)

Appears in 4 model years · 22% of generations

Electrical System

Appears in 4 model years · 22% of generations

Uconnect Infotainment System

Appears in 4 model years · 22% of generations

HVAC System

Appears in 3 model years · 17% of generations

Suspension & Steering Components

Appears in 3 model years · 17% of generations

Infotainment System (Uconnect)

Appears in 2 model years · 11% of generations

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