The new era of Dodge muscle cars boasts all-weather confidence.
Many automotive enthusiasts know American muscle cars for their brawny V8 engines, incredible acceleration ability, and oftentimes, rear-wheel drive. However, the new generation of the Dodge Charger is radically redefining the genre of muscle cars. With a new all-electric powertrain, as well as a turbocharged six-cylinder option, the new Dodge Charger is a radical reimagination of what a muscle car can be, with immense power and innovative engineering solutions.
However, one of the most intriguing aspects of the new Dodge Charger is its standard all-wheel drive, which is available on both the electric and SIXPACK combustion-powered versions of the muscle car. Thanks to the 670 horsepower of the range-topping new Dodge Charger Daytona Scat Pack going to all four wheels, with a mechanical limited-slip differential, the new muscle car can confidently navigate low-traction terrain like winter weather with greater confidence than before.
Calling it the “world’s only all-wheel-drive muscle car,” the new Dodge Charger equally splits torque between the front and rear wheels and offers various driving modes that contribute to both thrilling and safe, confident driving in tough conditions. A Wet/Snow mode maximizes traction in harsh conditions, while Drift/Donut mode switches into rear-drive for the timeless thrill of sliding around. Thanks to all-wheel drive, the new generation of muscle cars from Dodge is more versatile than ever before.
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