The Dodge Charger 2005 Service Repair Manual provides comprehensive repair and maintenance information for the 2005 model year Dodge Charger. This manual includes a detailed maintenance schedule outlining essential service intervals and procedures. The manual also contains in-depth repair procedures covering various components of the vehicle, including the engine, transmission, suspension, brakes, electrical systems, and more. With clear illustrations and detailed instructions, this manual equips users with the necessary knowledge and guidance to perform repairs and maintenance tasks efficiently and confidently.

The Dodge Charger is a full-size sedan that was revived by the Chrysler Corporation in 2005, after a 25-year hiatus. It was built on the LX platform, which was shared with its sibling, the Chrysler 300. The 2005 Dodge Charger marked a significant departure from the original muscle cars of the 1960s and 70s, adopting a more modern and refined design language. The new Charger retained the iconic "coke bottle" shape and the distinctive rear pillar design, but incorporated sharper lines, a more aggressive stance, and contemporary styling cues. While not as powerful as its predecessors, the 2005 Charger offered a range of engine options, including a base 2.7-liter V6 and a powerful 5.7-liter Hemi V8, which produced 340 horsepower. The Charger's interior was also a significant improvement over its predecessors, offering more spacious accommodations, a modern dashboard layout, and a range of features such as a powerful sound system, and optional navigation. The 2005 Dodge Charger was an instant hit with buyers, appealing to a broad audience seeking a powerful, stylish, and comfortable sedan. It was praised for its performance, its bold design, and its value proposition. The Charger was also successful in the racing scene, with its Hemi V8 engine proving to be a formidable competitor in NASCAR and other motorsports. Although the Charger's original design was intended to be a revival and tribute to its predecessors, the 2005 model carved its own path, redefining the Charger as a refined, capable, and desirable modern sedan that appealed to a new generation of drivers while still retaining the essence of its muscle car heritage. The 2005 Dodge Charger was a successful launch for the revived model and helped to pave the way for the continued success of the Charger nameplate for years to come.