The fastest sedan in the world doesn't have a three or four-letter acronym, nor does it have a two-word name, and is a Dodge. The Charger Hellcat is, with its 707hp and 196 mph (300 kph) top speed, the fastest three-box sedan in the world, as of 2019. The 0-60 mph (0-96 kph) sprint is achieved in 3.9 seconds and the model deserved a better look. That's when the Widebody came. The Wi...
full description and technical specificationsThe 2015 Dodge Charger has received two more powerful versions, named SRT and SRT Hellcat. Both were truly muscle cars in the disguise of a four-door sedan. Europe had its four-door powerful mid-size sedans such as the F10 BMW M5 or the Mercedes-Benz E63 AMG. Dodge was the brand assigned by the FCA to build the most powerful vehicles in the U.S. lineup. The standard SRT featured a 6.4-liter V...
full description and technical specificationsThe upgraded version of the Charger SRT8 was revealed to the public in 2012. The 2nd generation of the pure American muscle car had an aggressive fascia, with the bold, big black grille. Keyless entry was standard across the entire Charger lineup, as well as keyless go. The SRT8 featured the Chrysler 6.4-liter V8 engine, developing 470 hp. The engine was mated to an upgraded 5-speed au...
full description and technical specificationsWhile we do remember the 60’s 2-door muscle car, the new models kept the formula and enhanced the ride quality as much as possible with improved comfort and practicality. The Dodge Charger shared the same platform with the Dodge Magnum and the 300C, however, it offered a roomier interior and an enhanced ride. What differentiated the Charger from the two siblings was the “less powerful” eng...
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