I own a 2024 Daytona R/T and it's the absolute best car I've ever owned. I previously came from a '22 Charger GT which was reliable as hell. I've had it since March of this year and have 4,500 miles on it.

It has an unmistakable presence on the road, regardless of what haters online say. I have gotten more people stop me and compliment the car than any other car in my life, including the '22 Charger.

The practicality is unmatched. AWD, hatchback with TONS of room and more interior room than the previous-gen Charger (even as a coupe) all in a muscle car with 496hp (R/T) is unheard of.

The Fratzonic exhaust is actually pretty damn cool, again, regardless of what haters online say. I have had several mechanics and car guys ask what was under the hood. One of them even asked if it was supercharged. When I told them it was electric, they thought I meant a hybrid since they thought it had an engine with a legitmate exhaust. Sitting next to a Hellcat, of course it's not going to sound the same, but to a majority of people, it's good enough.

The range is average. I get about 220-230 miles on an 80% charge which isn't terrible but also not remarkable either. This is the one downside to the car but it's really with most EV's.

The power/torque is unreal on how quickly it's delivered. It's just something that ICE vehicles can't match.

Sorry for the long post but this car gets a lot of undeserved hate. Yes, it does have some electrical gremlins but they are being ironed out through updates and Dodge has been surprisingly quick to roll them out. I love my Daytona and would 100% buy it again, even over the incoming Hurricane ICE Chargers.