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2016 Dodge Charger : An overview
See a complete overview of the 2016 Dodge Charger : An overview here, including details of the main features, engine, equipment and other useful information about the model. Read more
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The 2016 Dodge Charger has 8 trims. Below you will be able to review and compare them.
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Police
$36,890 - $41,190Gasoline11.5L - 13.4L fuel / 100 kmAll Wheel Drive292 - 370 horsepower - 2 of 8
R/T
$42,395Gasoline12.3L fuel / 100 kmRear Wheel Drive370 horsepower - 3 of 8
Road/Track
$42,395Gasoline12.3L fuel / 100 kmRear Wheel Drive370 horsepower - 4 of 8
SRT Hellcat
$76,945Gasoline14.5L fuel / 100 kmRear Wheel Drive707 horsepower - 5 of 8
SRT 392
$55,995Gasoline12.9L fuel / 100 kmRear Wheel Drive485 horsepower - 6 of 8
R/T Scat Pack
$49,395Gasoline12.9L fuel / 100 kmRear Wheel Drive485 horsepower - 7 of 8
SXT
$38,395 - $40,595Gasoline10.3L - 10.9L fuel / 100 kmAll Wheel Drive292 - 300 horsepower - 8 of 8
SE
$35,295 - $37,495Gasoline10.3L - 10.9L fuel / 100 kmAll Wheel Drive292 horsepower
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While it might not be the most talked about muscle car on the block, the Dodge Challenger is certainly one that can’t be ignored. Sure, there’s a brand new Camaro out this year, and the Mustang has just been upgraded to Corvette-bashing potential with the arrival of the lightweight Shelby GT350. But neither has an available 6.2-litre supercharged engine that churns out 707 horsepower. And neither has a NHRA-certified quarter-mile time of 11.2 seconds.
While this is all and good for the almighty Challenger Hellcat, there’s still a plenty of reasons to consider the Mopar. It may not be as agile or nimble as its rivals, but the Challenger strikes back with a usable back seat, a big trunk, and seating for five. Lesser models still offer impressive performance; the standard V6 with 305 hp and an eight-speed automatic still has enough grunt to smoke the rear tires, while the Scat Pack offers up nearly 500 hp for less than $50,000.
Two optional V8 Hemis – a 5.7 and a 6.4 – power the R/T and the Scat Pack / SRT 392. They make 375 hp and 410 lb-ft of torque, and 485 hp and 475 lb-ft of torque, respectively. All V8-powered Challengers feature a six-speed manual as standard with an eight-speed automatic as an option. For those serious about performance, Dodge offers the Super Track Pak that includes beefed up sport suspension, Bilstein shocks, performance tires, and a lap timer.
Updated just last year, the Challenger features a refined interior that draws upon the ’71 model. Most receive Chrysler’s excellent 8.4-inch Uconnect display screen, which features a much-needed reverse camera. The modern cabin features plenty of soft-touch materials, vintage-inspired trims (houndstooth upholstery!), and a modern rendition on the Tic-Toc tach. New premium fabric upholstery marks an upgrade from standard cloth seats, while a new Blacktop package adds gloss-black exterior and interior trim, plus gloss-black 20-inch five-spoke wheels. While Sublime has dropped off the colour pallete, Dodge has added two other memorable retro hues: Plum Crazy and Go Mango.
The 2016 Dodge Charger is priced from $31,795 for the SXT. The range-topping Hellcat offers its devastating performance for just $76,445.
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