Dodge Avenger Parts

Three distinct manufacturing phases of the Dodge Avenger spanned from when production first began in 1995 until it ended in 2000 before returning with new engineering and design features in 2007 up to production cessation in 2014. Engine options for the Chrysler JS-based Avenger included its 2.4-liter inline-four engine and the 3.6-liter V6 engine which provided both performance and fuel economy benefits to customers. The Dodge Avenger included a 3.6-liter V6 engine which supported 283 horsepower and 260 lb-ft torque power and a six-speed automatic transmission system produced smooth shifts accompanied by quick acceleration capabilities. Agility and stability during cornering were enhanced by the front-wheel-drive design of the Dodge Avenger together with an independent front struts and multi-link rear suspension system for superior ride comfort. The equipment combination of electronic stability control and anti-lock brakes applied to the Dodge Avenger simultaneously enhanced protection and driver self-assurance. The usage of genuine Dodge Avenger components allows the vehicle to stay maintained in accordance with factory engineering standards which results in both longer product lifespan and enhanced reliability. The components pass through strict quality control procedures which guarantee they fulfill exact requirements and match perfectly to enhance vehicle performance in the long run.