Every used 2013 Dodge Dart except the GT comes standard with a 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine that produces 160 hp and 148 lb-ft of torque. A six-speed manual transmission is standard and a six-speed automatic transmission is optional. The Dart's Traction Control feature also supports the driver's ability to maintain control over their vehicle. Should there be a decrease in handling when driving, an Electronic Stability Control feature will activate and work with the Dart's  brakes to guard against over or understeering, and help get you back on track safely. The steering of a used Dart is well weighted, and the car does a nice job of driving around turns confidently while also offering the sort of comfortable ride that you might expect from a larger car.

The used 2013 Dodge Dart has familiar cues, like a version of the Dodge crosshair grille and available "racetrack" LED taillights like the Charger, but the Dart trades the angular, muscular lines of the Charger and Avenger for a look that's more lithe and svelte. With its long (106.4-inch) wheelbase, short overhangs and relatively wide stance, the Dart has a well-planted look even when it's standing still. A used Dodge Dart features one of the nicest cabins in its class, and it only gets nicer as you move up the trim level ladder. Trunk space stands at 13.1 cubic feet, an average capacity in this class.

A used 2013 Dodge Dart has bold looks, impressive features, and fuel efficient power train choices which makes owning a used Dart a compelling choice in the compact segment. Learn more about the Dodge Dart on their Official Website.