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Dodge Challenger SRT8 Many longtime muscle car buffs recall the cars of their youth with similar accuracy, or lack thereof. To hear these gearheads tell it, every car they owned could blister the quarter-mile in 12 seconds flat. The reality is that the bark coming out of those dual exhausts was sometimes meaner than the car's bite. And those fans' selective memories usually forget the mediocre handling and braking, the finicky engines that were prone to overheating in traffic, the Nautilus-machine-level clutch effort and the lack of passenger comfort. The 2009 Dodge Challenger SRT8 manages to offer all the nostalgia without any of the negatives conveniently left out of all those selective...See more » Dodge Challenger SRT8 Many longtime muscle car buffs recall the cars of their youth with similar accuracy, or lack thereof. To hear these gearheads tell it, every car they owned could blister the quarter-mile in 12 seconds flat. The reality is that the bark coming out of those dual exhausts was sometimes meaner than the car's bite. And those fans' selective memories usually forget the mediocre handling and braking, the finicky engines that were prone to overheating in traffic, the Nautilus-machine-level clutch effort and the lack of passenger comfort. The 2009 Dodge Challenger SRT8 manages to offer all the nostalgia without any of the negatives conveniently left out of all those selective memories. Honda Civic Hybrid With Leather and Navigation Performance Brake performance on our 2009 Honda Civic Hybrid test car was unimpressive. At our test track, the hybrid came to a stop from 60 mph in a longish 140 feet (the Prius stopped in 128), while the regenerative braking feature produces an odd pedal feel. Our drivers eventually got used to the pedal feel, and we'd expect most owners would, too. But there's no getting around the longer distances. News Metro Elite Mortgage : Toyota RAV4 Design/Fit and Finish Overall build quality is solid, nothing squeaks or rattles and panel fitments are good. Materials quality is mixed, however; some soft-touch materials lend an upscale feel but hard plastic trim is too frequently seen. A former leader in cabin fit and finish, Toyota has slipped the last few years, while former vendors of subpar interiors (such as Hyundai) have stepped up their efforts considerably and passed Toyota. Jaguar XF Supercharged Under Ford management, Jaguar's dubious financial performance had the brand swirling 'round the porcelain throne. The recent purchase by Indian company Tata has tossed it a lifeline, but the myriad reasons for Jag's decline are still very much primed to kick it back into the loo. Blog Metro Elite MortgageSee less »