Exterior:
* Aggressive Styling: The Avenger had a somewhat sporty look, especially the R/T trim.
* Available Spoiler: Offered on higher trims to enhance aerodynamics and aesthetics.
* Alloy Wheels: Standard on most trims, with larger sizes available on higher trims.
* Headlights: Standard halogen headlights; some trims might have offered upgrades.
Interior:
* Comfortable Seating: Generally comfortable seating for five passengers.
* Available Leather Upholstery: Higher trims offered leather-trimmed seats.
* Infotainment System: Featured a standard radio, with options for upgraded sound systems and navigation systems (depending on trim and optional packages). The Uconnect system was a notable feature.
* Technology Features: Depending on trim and options, features like Bluetooth connectivity, a USB port, and possibly a rearview camera were available.
Performance and Mechanics:
* Engine Options: Several engine choices were available, ranging from a 2.4L four-cylinder to a 3.6L V6 (R/T).
* Transmission Options: Automatic transmissions were standard, likely a 4-speed or a 6-speed depending on the engine.
* Front-Wheel Drive: This was a front-wheel-drive vehicle.
Safety:
* Standard Safety Features: Included features like airbags, anti-lock brakes (ABS), and electronic stability control (ESC).
* Optional Safety Features: Higher trims or packages may have offered additional safety features such as a rearview camera or blind-spot monitoring (though this was less common in 2013).
Things to Note:
* The 2013 Avenger was nearing the end of its model run. Features and availability varied significantly based on the specific trim level and any optional packages selected by the original buyer.
* Fuel economy varied significantly depending on the engine choice.
* Reliability was a concern for some owners of this model year.
To get precise information about a specific 2013 Dodge Avenger, you would need the Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) or the specific trim level and optional packages.
