While the Dodge Challenger is no longer in production. We get used Dodge Challengers in our inventory regularly. Check out this comparison of two iconic Dodge vehicles.

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Dodge Charger vs Dodge Challenger Specs

Dodge Charger 

Vs.

Dodge Challenger


Doors 
2
198.4-inches
Overall Body Length
197.9-inches
75-inches
Overall Body Width  
85.4-inches
N/A
Overall Body Height
N/A
120.2-inches
Wheelbase  
116.2-inches
5
Passenger Seats
5
16.5 cu.-ft.
Cargo Space 
16.2 cu.-ft.
104.7 cu.-ft.
Passenger Volume
Standard
V6
Engine 
V6
292 horsepower
Horsepower 
305 horsepower
8-speed automatic
Transmission
8-speed automatic
5
Model Trims
11

Dodge Charger Vs. Dodge Challenger: What's The Difference

When it comes down to the Dodge Charger vs. Dodge Challenger, there's a few things you should consider. For starters, both of these vehicles come standard with a powerful 3.6-liter V6 Engine. You should also take into account that the Dodge Challenger price and the Dodge Charger price are both slightly different. Not to mention, the Dodge Charger and Dodge Challenger both come standard with different interior dimensions and features. Furthermore, you'll also want to bear in mind that the Dodge Charger model trims are slightly different than the Dodge Challenger model trims. Come to think of it, both of these cars have a lot in common. But if you take a close look you'll be able to quickly see which muscle car is the best for you.

Check out our comparison review below. Find out everything you need to know about the Doge Charger vs Dodge Challenger specs, features, photos, and reviews. Discover which car is the best for you? 

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Dodge Charger vs Dodge Challenger Exterior Design


At first glance, it obvious. The Dodge Charger and Dodge Challenger are both completely different beast. Take the Dodge Challenger for example. This vehicle takes the lead with a two-door coupe design. Meshed with 18-inch Satin Carbon Aluminum Wheels, and spherical projector beam headlamps, the Dodge Challenger makes it easier to see and be seen. As a further convenience, the Dodge Challenger also comes standard with a wide wheelbase. In essence, the Dodge Challenger's wheelbases gives drivers plenty of room to get in and stretch out. All the while helping you stand out on the road. At the same time the Challenger also stretches out 197.9-inches long and a 85.4-inch wide. Completed with an overall height of 57.5-inches, the the Dodge Challenger is a masterpiece.

But make no mistake, the four door Dodge Charger sedan is also stunning. This vehicle captures attention with ultra-bright LED Daytime Running Lights, a fresh front fascia, 17-inch wheels, and solar control glass. In addition, this vehicle also comes standard with a bright fuel-filler door, dual bright exhaust tips, and rear heated glass. As far as the Dodge Charger dimensions goes, this vehicle has a 120.2-inch wheelbase, a 198.4-inch length, and an overall height of 58.5-inches.

If you're looking for the best way to experience the Dodge Challenger or Dodge Charger first-hand, visit our local Palm Beach County Dodge dealership.

Dodge Charger vs Dodge Challenger Performance

The Dodge Charger and the Dodge Challenger both come standard with a 3.6-liter V6 Engine with Variable Valve Timing, dual overhead campshafts, high-flow exhaust ports, Electronic Throttle Control, and Integrated Speed Control. One of the biggest differences in both of these vehicles is that the Dodge Challenger comes standard with 305 horsepower and the Dodge Charger comes standard with 295 horsepower. You'll also be surprised to know that the Dodge Challenger generates 268 lb.-ft. of torque, and the Dodge Charger generates 264 lb.-ft. of torque. On top of that the Dodge Challenger comes standard with 18-inch Satin Carbon Aluminum Wheels, and the Dodge Charger comes standard with 17-inch Painted Cast Aluminum Wheels. Beyond the muscle, the Dodge Challenger and Dodge Charger both offer an excellent rear-wheel drive system. You'll also appreciate, how much more easier it is to navigate through West Palm Beach with both of these vehicles. But don't just take our word for it. See for yourself. Schedule a free test drive and take both of these muscle cars for a spin.


Dodge Charger vs Dodge Challenger Interior

 

When it comes down to the interior, the Dodge Charger is slightly bigger than the Dodge Challenger. To be clear the Dodge Charger comes standard with 93.7 cu.-ft. of passenger volume and the Dodge Challenger comes standard with 104.7 cu.-ft. of passenger volume. Come to think of it, the Dodge Charger comes standard with more cargo room than the Dodge Challenger. But for what it's worth, the Dodge Challenger does comes standard with all of the same interior features as the Dodge Charger. That's right, both of these vehicles comes standard with a 7-inch touchscreen display, a 6-speaker audio system, steering wheel mounted audio controls, leather wrapped shift, knob, and dual zone automatic temperature control. If that's not enough, both of these cars also come standard with adjustable front-row seats, 60/40 split folding second row seats, and dual zone automatic temperature control.

If you would like to see what the Dodge Charger or Challenger has in store for you, visit us today at Northlake Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram serving West Palm Beach, Delray Beach, and surrounding areas.


Dodge Charger Model Trim vs Dodge Challenger Model Trims

Dodge Challenger Models:
  • Dodge Challenger SXT
  • Dodge Challenger GT
  • Dodge Challenger R/T
  • Dodge Challenger R/T Scat Pack
  • Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat
  • Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat Widebody
  • Dodge Challenger Hellcat Redeye
  • Dodge Challenger Hellcat Redeye  Widebody 
Dodge Charger Models:
  • Dodge Charger SXT
  • Dodge Charger GT
  • Dodge Charger R/T
  • Dodge Charger SRT Hellcat

Should You Buy A Dodge Charger or Dodge Challenger?


All in all, both of these vehicles are great cars to own. Whether you select the Dodge Charger or Dodge Challenger, you're in for a great time. However, if you like classic muscle cars, you should consider driving the Dodge Challenger. It has the classic retro Dodge muscle car look that everyone talks about. On the other hand, if you're looking for more room and comfort, the Dodge Charger is the perfect solution. While the Dodge Challenger is slightly faster than the Dodge Charger, there's not much of difference between the two of these vehicles. Therefore, it all comes down to preference. We recommend you schedule a free test drive today.

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Which Car Is The Toughest Muscle Car In West Palm Beach: Dodge Challenger vs Dodge Charger (Round 1)

Let's jump to everyone's favorite part? Performance! At first glance, it's easy to assume that the Dodge Challenger and the Dodge Charger are one in the same. Both of these vehicles comes standard with powerful yet fuel efficient 3.6 Liter Penstar 24-Valve VVT V6 Engine. Combined with a Torqueflite 8-Speed Automatic Transmission, this both of these legendary Dodge models are semi-similar. However, if you take a close look you will quickly realize that the West Palm Beach Dodge Challenger is faster than the Dodge Charger for sale. Check this out:

How Fast is The Dodge Challenger For Sale Near West Palm Beach?

A used Dodge Challenger for sale near Okeechobee Blvd comes standard 305 horsepower, 3.6 L Penstar V6 Engine, paired with a Dual Overhead Camshafts, high-flow intake and exhaust ports. Combined with a 8-Speed Automatic Transmission, this car twist out 268 lb.-ft of torque.

How Fast is The Dodge Charger For Sale Near West Palm Beach?

The West Palm Beach Dodge Charger for sale near Okeechobee Blvd, comes standard with a 300 horsepower , 3.6L Penstar V6 Engine, that pushes out 264 lb.-ft of torque.

Is The Dodge Challenger faster than the Dodge Charger?

After taking a close look at both of these classic Dodge muscle cars side by side, it's clear that the Dodge Challenger is faster than the Charger. Nevertheless, don't underestimate the power of the Dodge Charger. While the Dodge Challenger beats the Dodge Charger to the finish line. The Dodge Charger accelerates quicker than  he Dodge Challenger, giving it a faster start. 

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