Unleashing the Beast: A Closer Look at the 2023 Dodge Charger SRT Hellcat Widebody

The 2023 Dodge Charger SRT Hellcat Widebody is a sedan, but that doesn’t mean it isn’t one of the most glorious muscle cars in history.

When you simply can’t decide between a high-powered muscle car and a family-sized sedan, this Charger gives you both. The SRT Hellcat Widebody aspects make it blistering fast and fun to drive, while the Charger body style is a sedan with ample room for five people to enjoy a ride together. Of course, you might need a few puke buckets because your family might not be ready for the power of this incredible machine.

Comfort for your daily drive

In its Redeye form, this Charger posts a top speed of 220 mph on the speedometer. While we’re not sure this car can reach that speed, it can certainly drive much faster than traditional highway speeds. That said, it might be stuck in traffic or on a highway during your commute. If that happens, this Dodge sedan is perfectly happy riding comfortably in traffic. The large cabin makes it easy to use this Charger for road trips, which should be to various tracks for some high-speed fun.

Big power from this Charger

Once you add the Hellcat name to the Charger or Challenger, you’re in rarified air. The 2023 Dodge Charger SRT Hellcat Widebody Redeye gives you 797 horsepower and 707 lb-ft of torque. This car is more powerful than almost all other sports cars in the market. This car accelerates quickly and makes it to 100 mph in only 7.5 seconds. That’s lightning-fast for a sedan, making it easy to have a lot of fun during your drive.

The engine roars to life, waking up the neighbors

This high-powered Charger won’t be your neighbors’ favorite car, especially if you have to start it early in the morning or arrive home late at night. The entire neighborhood will hear you coming. Some might approve and appreciate your car, but others will be a little annoyed that you’ve woken them from their slumber. Of course, if you offer these neighbors a ride in your Charger, they might forgive you for your car’s many noise violations.

How fast is this Charger?

The 2023 Dodge Charger SRT Hellcat Widebody, that’s tuned up to Redeye levels, can rocket down a straightaway faster than most other cars. This muscle car hits 60 mph in only 3.5 seconds on the way to 150 mph in only 17.5 seconds. The claimed top speed is 203 mph, making that 220-mph speedometer necessary. If you challenge others to a quarter-mile run in this sedan, you’ll finish the job in only 11.5 seconds. That should be good enough to beat most challengers.

The power-to-price ratio is excellent

There’s no denying this Charger is expensive. At the Redeye level, the starting price comes in at a little more than $85,000. That’s a lot to pay for a sedan, but it’s not a lot to pay for nearly 800 horsepower. When compared to other cars that hit these power figures, this Charger is a bargain. Some supercars cost twice as much and lack any of the practical qualities of the Charger. This big sedan has enough room to carry a trunk full of stuff and a few friends for some weekend fun.

This car easts supercars for breakfast

The 2023 Dodge Charger SRT Hellcat Widebody Redeye is fast enough to beat most supercars in a drag race. Some new electric vehicles can hit 60 mph faster, but are generally much more expensive and not as loud or as much fun as the Charger. This insane muscle car is packed with power and performance, making it one of the most fun and impressive cars in the entire market.

Is an icon as a muscle car and sedan

This amazing Dodge Charger packs a serious punch and hits top notes in the sedan and muscle car markets. It’s a car your kids will want to drive when they come of age, but you might want them to gain some experience before allowing them behind the wheel of this beast. At nearly 800 horsepower, this Charger packs a serious punch and will remain an iconic car in the market for years.

If you have one of these cars, you’ll want to baby it and care for it because it will eventually be a classic and possibly a collector’s item. Very few sedans from 2023 can claim collectible status.