The Dodge Hellcat is the last of the American muscle cars. Supercharged 6.2L Hemi V8 making 717 hp (or 797 hp in the Redeye), rear-wheel drive, and the most aggressive soundtrack in the segment. If you want to feel like you're in a 1970s muscle film, this is the car.
Challenger Hellcat
The Challenger Hellcat is the coupe. 717 hp, two doors, four seats, and a wheelbase that makes it feel like a Cadillac from the 70s. The Redeye version (797 hp) is quoted separately.
Charger Hellcat
The Charger Hellcat is the sedan. Same supercharged Hemi, four real doors, and the only sedan in our fleet that can embarrass supercars at a stoplight. It's the family-friendly muscle car.
The Hellcat Experience
Driving a Hellcat is an event. The supercharger whine, the exhaust crackle on upshifts, and the way the rear tires fight for traction in launch mode — none of it feels modern. It's old-school American excess in the best possible way.
Reserve Your Hellcat
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