Why the All-Wheel Drive Dodge Challenger GT doesn’t Pack Hemi Power

The 2017 Dodge Challenger GT has revved up as the first 2-door muscle car with all-wheel drive, but where’s the roar of Hemi power, you ask? Instead of a thunderous V8, it’s a V6 model—like taking a lion and fitting it with kitten mittens. FCA’s decision is a curious case of practicality over power, ensuring the Challenger GT can conquer snowy roads without turning into a drift-tastic spectacle. So, while it might not wake the neighbors, at least it won’t slide into their mailbox!

The 2017 Dodge Challenger GT is the first ever 2-door muscle car to offer all-wheel drive and after receiving tons of questions asking why this car doesn’t pack Hemi power, we wanted to look at why FCA made the first ever 2-door muscle car with all-wheel drive a V6 model.

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4 Comments

  1. Weak

  2. Muscle car with a v6 no thanks

  3. Why didn’t just at least offer the hemi as an option. They put it in the charger and 300. Duh.

  4. All wheel drive and a V6. Sounds more like a jeep. Sleek body lines seem to be the only qualifications to be labeled muscle car lately. Sad.

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