2021 Dodge Charger

EXHILARATING, MUSCULAR, WELL-EQUIPPED, NONSMOKER, 392 HEMI THUNDER! The 2021 Dodge Charger Scat Pack Widebody preserves a combination that has nearly disappeared from the modern performance-car landscape: a large-displacement naturally aspirated V8, rear-wheel drive, four usable doors, and enough room to make serious horsepower genuinely practical. Finished in Pitch Black Clearcoat and showing 53,651 miles, this example pairs the legendary 392 HEMI with a particularly deep factory-option list and 20 documented service records. Its Widebody configuration changes much more than appearance. Wider 305-section tires, adaptive damping, competition-tuned suspension, and massive six-piston Brembo front brakes give the Charger the hardware to better exploit its 485 horsepower, while the extensive Plus, Technology, harman/kardon Audio, Navigation & Travel, and Driver Convenience Groups make this one unusually complete inside. WHY SHOPPERS BUY THIS MODEL The Charger became the modern answer for enthusiasts who wanted muscle-car personality without giving up the usefulness of a full-size sedan. Its rear-wheel-drive architecture, substantial cabin, large trunk, and unmistakable proportions allow it to handle ordinary transportation duties in a way most dedicated performance cars simply cannot. That breadth of ability is a major part of the Charger's enduring appeal. It can carry adults comfortably, handle a road trip, absorb everyday commuting, and still deliver the sound and character buyers associate with traditional American performance. Few vehicles have combined those priorities so unapologetically. AUTOMOTIVE PRESS AND INDUSTRY RECOGNITION Professional evaluations of this generation of Charger consistently centered on its unique combination of space, old-school performance character, and broad range of powertrains. Performance versions were especially valued for delivering genuine muscle-car theater without forcing owners into a two-door body or sacrificing a useful rear seat and trunk. The Scat Pack Widebody specification further sharpened that formula by adding substantially more tire, braking capability, and chassis control. It remained unmistakably a Charger, but with hardware that made its considerable V8 output far easier to enjoy beyond straight-line acceleration. WARRANTY The odometer is hovering around the 53,651-mile mark. That mileage remains objectively low under the workflow's mileage classification, and the CARFAX history adds an encouraging 20 documented service records. Consistent maintenance remains especially valuable on a performance vehicle, and this documented history provides useful context for the next owner. STANDARD FEATURES Scat Pack is the point where the Charger becomes a fundamentally different performance sedan. Its naturally aspirated 6.4-liter 392 HEMI V8 produces 485 horsepower and 475 lb-ft of torque, providing the immediate throttle response, soundtrack, and high-rpm character enthusiasts expect from a large-displacement American V8. The trim also brings performance-focused hardware and software beyond the next-lower Charger models, including an active exhaust system, 3.09 rear axle ratio, performance pages, selectable drive settings, Launch Control, Line Lock, and other SRT-derived functionality designed to let the driver tailor the car's behavior. INSTALLED OPTIONS This Charger was configured with an unusually strong collection of factory packages and standalone upgrades, bringing its original retail price to $60,375 while adding meaningful improvements in chassis capability, comfort, technology, audio, and appearance. Scat Pack Widebody Widebody bodywork Extends the fenders around a dramatically broader wheel-and-tire footprint, giving the Charger its unmistakable stance while making room for substantially more rubber. 305/35ZR20 all-season performance tires Put considerably more contact patch on the pavement for stronger traction and cornering confidence. Widebody Competition Suspension Recalibr