If you don't think the Caliber is for you, consider looking at the Honda Fit. The Fit has a versatile cargo area, strong performance and build quality that some reviewers say is bullet-proof. It also starts at about $1,000 less than the Caliber. If you want standout styling similar to the Caliber's, check out the Scion xB. While it doesn't have as good a cargo capacity when the rear seat is in place, its aggressive looks that keep up with the Caliber's in-your-face exterior. If you want to stick with an American make, the Chevy HHR offers retro good looks and more cargo and passenger space, though it starts at about $2,000 more than the Caliber.
Aside from the change and improvement in power, the 2010 Dodge Caliber also boasts of new styling designs that is very much has a crossover feel. The design is very much a Dodge's and it is very much predicted that it will make soaring sales internationally. It sports innovative features for its owners and users. The change in power now gives its driver the chance to do more things unlike previously.
The Dodge Caliber receives some mild interior upgrades
Aside from the change and improvement in power, the 2010 Dodge Caliber also boasts of new styling designs that is very much has a crossover feel. The design is very much a Dodge's and it is very much predicted that it will make soaring sales internationally. It sports innovative features for its owners and users. The change in power now gives its driver the chance to do more things unlike previously.
The Dodge Caliber receives some mild interior upgrades
