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That all depends upon how you define disguise. One look at its unique design and it is clear that the Dodge design team has mastered the art of style without sacrificing affordability and practicality. Therefore, if disguise means that the outside of this striking vehicle matches an inside and a price tag that should be far different from its family-friendly cabin and reasonable sticker price, then yes, the 2008 Dodge Avenger is the Master in Disguise. If not, then this prime example of Dodge sporty styling creativity combined with the flexibility and usefulness of a family car is not the Master in Disguise - it is the Master, period.

The exterior design stands out even when compared to European luxury sedans that surpass it in price by a factor of three or more. It is a quintessentially American design, meant for the highways and by-ways of the American heartland rather than a transplant from the autobahn. Indeed, it hearkens back to the time when American cars were known for rugged designs that stood out, both because of their combination of curves and diagonals and because of the attention to aerodynamics that allowed the design to contribute to the performance and efficiency of the overall vehicle.

When it comes to performance and efficiency, the Dodge Avenger for 2008 certainly does not disappoint. Its standard 2.4-liter four-cylinder engine is perfect for city travel, as it delivers more than enough power for stop-and-go driving, along with a wallet-friendly 21 miles per gallon in the city. On the highway, the standard engine runs for 30 miles on one gallon of gas, making it a real winner in the fuel economy category. Highway driving enthusiasts, from commuters who travel the nation's high-speed highways for work, to those who take to the highways for weekend play, are best served by the optional 3.5-liter V6 power plant. This engine provides 235 horsepower for increased performance, yet it still delivers 16 mpg in the city and 26 mpg on the highway.

Its suspension and steering column, along with its transmission, combine to give Avenger drivers performance that is far above average for a midsize sedan. The four-wheel drive option enhances performance and it is combined with an advanced six-speed automatic transmission and the 3.5-liter V6 engine option so that drivers can get the most out of all that four-wheel drive has to offer.

Many advanced comfort and entertainment features, such as high-quality sound systems, are standard even on the base model of the 2008 Dodge Avenger. Most importantly, the Avenger is a reliable choice as a family car thanks to its emphasis on safety. Safety features include all necessary airbags, anti-lock brakes, a tire pressure monitor and optional stability controls.

Inside, the Dodge Avenger for 2008 provides comfortable seating for four adults, and its rear seats can be folded down when additional storage space is necessary. It is a practical, comfortable, useful car, with a style all its own.

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