There’s a lot to love when it comes to the Caliber, from its big-boy stance and comfy leg room to its smooth yet burly exterior styling. To add your own flavor to mix means you’re onto something, and finding the right way to do so is even more crucial. That’s why Dodge Caliber Wood Grain gets all the attention. Caliber drivers are an enthusiastic bunch who relish bringing their own brand of style into the mix. We give them all the finishes they could hope for with
Dodge Caliber Dash Kits available in the finest finishes around.
Authentic Real Woods, OEM Factory-Match Woods, Carbon Fiber, Chrome, Aluminum, and more can be found 24/7. All of our
Dodge dash kit is a premium-made product that comes with a Lifetime Warranty. Each piece will fit with OEM-precision to every angle, curve, and contour your dash presents – guaranteed. Installation is made easy with auto-grade 3M adhesive: just “peel & stick” your way to a new custom, classy cabin in just minutes! Don’t bother looking around for a better deal. You won’t find one. When it comes to the Caliber, we’ve got you covered.
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With Navigation, Basic Kit, 22 Pcs. DECE07C - Dodge Caliber 2007 & UP, With Navigation System, With Automatic Transmission, Basic Kit, 22 Pcs. This
dash kit is available in a huge variety of materials. You can choose from synthetic woods, real wood veneers, real carbon fibers, as well as aluminums and flat colors. Polyurethane coating is applied to all the
dash trim kits for a lifetime protection. Save hundreds of dollars over what the dealer would charge by installing it yourself.
W/O Navigation, Basic Kit, 23 Pcs. DECE07A - Dodge Caliber 2007 & UP, Without Navigation System, With Automatic Transmission, Basic Kit, 23 Pcs. This dash kit is available in a huge variety of materials. You can choose from synthetic woods, real wood veneers, real carbon fibers, as well as aluminums and flat colors. Polyurethane coating is applied to all the dash trim kits for a lifetime protection. Save hundreds of dollars over what the dealer would charge by installing it yourself.
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