The Dodge Charger super bow commercial is anti-feminist, well that's what one female teacher called it from a local college in my area. I think otherwise, I loved the muscle car commercial. I think we need more of these cool car commercials, they emphasize how bold and muscular the Dodge Charger is. Though some people don't look at muscle cars this way, I actually do. A muscle car can be a lot of fun, they can turn your boring weekend into an exciting weekend. Take it from me, I'm out on Woodward almost ever day of the weekend in the spring, summer, and fall.

Comments like this are just typical from women teachers. Most of them tend to be anal retentive and self absorbed. Every female teacher I had in college seemed to always be in a pissy mood, but I did have some good ones. Men college teachers were always uplifting, very exciting to listen to, and their tests were very leveled out. They never made it hard for you to get a B or A in the class. But, hey that's just my point of view, everyone's is different and they have a right to it.

Lets not get sidetracked here though, back to the muscle car topic at hand. So what do you think of the 2010 Dodge Charger. I absolutely love it, the sleek lines, the cool grille in front, and the mean muscular sound coming from its catback exhaust. I really don't think the 2010 Dodge Charger sounds as loud in real life as it does in the commercial, but that's not to say you can't make it that way. With just a few low budget mods, you can open up the exhaust tone of this silent beast. Add a set of new high flow mufflers from Magnaflow, high flow catalytic converters, and maybe a set of longtube headers and you're on your way.

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