What would be the reccomended manual for this car?  Normally I go with the manufacturer's manual (and maybe a Chilton's in addition), but have no experience with Dodge manuals.   Are they any good? (For example, I like the Honda Motorcycle manuals much better than the aftermarket.  The Honda car manuals are good for detail, but not so good for procedure [great for a guy who works on lots of Honda's and needs the details, not so great for somebody that's unfamilair with the line].  The Helm manuals seem very decent from what I remember, 60's VW manuals were good, 60's porsche manuals were trash (and very expensive).  Ford truck manuals aren't so great, and it's hard to find stuff in them plus you need to buy another set for the emissions related stuff (you know, the stuff that normally breaks on them!) Chilton's are OK , and have a good index, but you shouldn't don't believe everything they say (seem to jam many models into the same book and sometimes don't point out model differences).  The Haynes books pretend to take a detailed, step by step approach for the novice, but often have you take un-necesary steps, or forget steps that are required (e.g, tell you to remove L. drive shaft to change alternator on Honda Accord when popping off air cleaner assembly allows it to come up).         Anyway, where does the Dodge manual fit into this scheme.           Bob