Dodge Avenger Sedan

The Dodge Avenger sedan (2008-2014) was a mid-size offering that shared its platform with the Chrysler Sebring. It was styled to look like a miniature Dodge Charger, giving it an aggressive look for its segment. Early models offered a 2.4L four-cylinder or two V6 options (2.7L and 3.5L), but a major refresh for 2011 brought a vastly improved interior and the more powerful 283 hp 3.6L Pentastar V6, which is the most desirable powertrain.

The Avenger isn't a collector car and doesn't have an enthusiast following. Instead, it serves as affordable, modern transportation. Its value is tied directly to its condition, mileage, and utility, not rarity or historical significance. There is no collector speculation driving prices; these are simply used cars that have depreciated significantly.

Market values are very low, with an average sale price under $2,500. The highest prices paid are for well-kept, low-mileage examples from the final model years (2011-2014), especially in the sporty R/T trim. Most examples trade for basic transportation money, making them a budget-friendly option for a daily driver.

Prices for the Dodge Avenger range from $550 for project cars to $9,600 for clean, late-model examples.