Video Summary
The 2024 Dodge Charger Sixpack retains retro classic designs. Its 3.0L Twin Turbo I-6 comes in two versions: 420 HP and 468 LB. FT of torque for the R/T, or 550 HP and 531 LB. FT of torque on the Scat Pack Engine. Standard on the Charger Sixpack is an eight-speed automatic transmission, and all-wheel drive.The front grille is wider than previous models, which allows for more ventilation for the engine. At the top, there’s a signature light bar across the front, and Dodge’s “Fratzog” logo continues to be illuminated. Headlights have full LED lighting. Atop the hood is an vent with the Sixpack branding on it, facing the driver.
Standard 20-inch contrast alloy wheels, and different finishes are available. Big Brembo brakes come standard. All-season performance tires are staggered-width; wider in the back for increased grip. Blacked-out windows surround the body. This model features 206.6 inches in length. The 2-door comes standard but a 4-door version will also be available.
The high-end features includes leather throughout the interior with distinct stitching. This includes the door trim and the upper portion of the dashboard and along the center section. For extra touch, it also has "attitude adjustment lighting" which shines from the back to the front section. Both heated seats and ventilated seats are offered, with a four-way lumbar support, alongside memory seats, electronic parking brake, and Home Link.The 3-Home Link universal remotes are located at the top of the windshield, where a panoramic sunroof is also equipped.
The interior center console area features two cup holders with ample storage and wireless phone-charging.
As for the 12.3-inch main screen, it features a U-Connect 5.0 system with available Android Auto and Apple Carplay running wirelessly.
The cargo area comes with 22 cubic feet of space (37 when seats are folded down).
Pricing info: R/T Sixpack starts at $49,995, and the Scat Pack costs $54,995.
