The 2023 Dodge Charger is the final production year for this model. In celebration, Dodge has loaded the 2023 model full of great features. Some of these include heritage color options, multiple V8 engines to choose from, and a Last Call plaque.
1. The V8 Engines
The entry-level Charger comes with a perfectly respectable V6, but most drivers are going to want the impressive V8. After all, the roar of the V8 is a large reason enthusiasts love muscle cars like the Charger. There are several engines to choose from. The first V8 is an available 345 HEMI engine that delivers up to 370 horsepower and 395 lb.-ft of torque.
Another option is the 391 HEMI engine. This V8 delivers up to 485 horsepower and 475 lb.-ft of torque. Additionally, there is a supercharged 6.2-liter HEMI SRT engine. This powerful V8 can deliver up to 807 horsepower and 707 lb.-ft of torque.
2. Heritage Color Options
There are plenty of exterior color options for the Charger, including heritage colors. These include Destroyer Gray, Sublime Green, B5 Blue, and Plum Crazy. Any of the paint colors can be paired with five different racing stripe color options. The stripes can be in Gunmetal, Red, Blue, Silver, or Carbon.
3. The Plaque
Muscle car enthusiasts will love the Last Call plaque on the 2023 model. The plaque serves as a tribute to the Charger because this is the model’s last year. The plaque is underneath the hood and is Dodge’s way of saying goodbye as they move to a new era for their brand.
4. The 7-Inch Touchscreen
Dodge added some great, modern infotainment features to the Charger for 2023. These include a 7-inch touchscreen as a standard feature in the base level model It also comes with integrated voice commands, Apple CarPlay, and Android Auto.
If the 7-inch touchscreen isn’t enough, drivers can upgrade to an 8.4-inch touchscreen. This option also includes WiFI hotspot technology with a 3-month or 1-GB trial subscription. The Charger also comes with a 12-month trial subscription to SiriusXM Guardian radio.
5. The SRT Power Chiller
Racing enthusiasts will love the SRT power chiller, race cool down, and line lock features. These pieces of technology were inspired by racing tracks. Dodge also added a launch control with a launch assist feature that allows drivers to set their RPM so they can quickly get into first gear.
The Charger has been a staple in the muscle car lineup for years. This final production offers enthusiasts a mix of classic and modern features that come together to create a standout vehicle. Drivers who love a V8 engine will want to hear this one roar for themselves. Visit John Hinderer Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram now to see our selection of new vehicles.
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