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The Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat & Dodge Charger SRT Hellcat Thread (Hellcat Lovers)
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Shooting Cars review of the Charger Six Pack R/T 4 Door
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Shooting Cars review of the Charger Six Pack Scat Pack 4 Door
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You can now buy a straight-six Dodge Charger in the UK from £70k+
Unity Automotive announces it will import the big bad Yank tank
If you harbour an unnatural desire to imagine you’re cruising along sunny San Franciscan black top in a Yankee muscle car but are in fact staring down a cold rainy night in Stoke, you can at least fix the ‘Yankee muscle car’ bit.
Because a company called Unity Automotive is now importing Dodge Chargers directly onto this sceptred isle, with prices starting from £70,000.
For that outlay, you get a 3.0-litre twin-turbo straight six matched to an eight-speed gearbox and all-wheel drive, all packaged up inside the new Dodge Charger’s distinctive body shape.
In Sixpack R/T guise – that’s the £70k car – the numbers look suspiciously like 414bhp, 468lb ft, a 0-60mph time of 4.6s, and a 12.9s quarter mile time. Might just see off that ludicrously modified Citroen Saxo down yer local drag strip.
Upgrade to the Sixpack Scat Pack – £76,000 if you please – and you’ll see numbers that look suspiciously like 542bhp, 531lb ft, 0-60mph in 3.9s and a quarter mile in 12.2s.
Unity Automotive announces it will import the big bad Yank tank
If you harbour an unnatural desire to imagine you’re cruising along sunny San Franciscan black top in a Yankee muscle car but are in fact staring down a cold rainy night in Stoke, you can at least fix the ‘Yankee muscle car’ bit.
Because a company called Unity Automotive is now importing Dodge Chargers directly onto this sceptred isle, with prices starting from £70,000.
For that outlay, you get a 3.0-litre twin-turbo straight six matched to an eight-speed gearbox and all-wheel drive, all packaged up inside the new Dodge Charger’s distinctive body shape.
In Sixpack R/T guise – that’s the £70k car – the numbers look suspiciously like 414bhp, 468lb ft, a 0-60mph time of 4.6s, and a 12.9s quarter mile time. Might just see off that ludicrously modified Citroen Saxo down yer local drag strip.
Upgrade to the Sixpack Scat Pack – £76,000 if you please – and you’ll see numbers that look suspiciously like 542bhp, 531lb ft, 0-60mph in 3.9s and a quarter mile in 12.2s.