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Engine
The engine is the heart of the car. The larger the engine size, the more power it can produce. |
ERB
(3.6L V6)
6.4L HEMI (6.4L V-8) 6.2L Hellcat (6.2L V-8) 5.7L HEMI EZH (5.7L V-8) |
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0-60 times
The acceleration of the car from 0 to 60 miles per hour plays a huge role for every car enthusiast - the faster the car is able to reach this speed - the more valuable and sporty it is considered. |
6.4 sec |
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HP
The more horsepower under the hood of your car - the higher speed it can reach and the larger loads it can carry. |
290 - 360 hp |
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Tire size
Your safety on the road depends on the quality of your tires - keep an eye on their condition and change them in time if you start to notice their wear. |
265/60 R18, 265/55 R19, 265/50 R20, 275/50 R20, 275/45 R21, 285/40 R22 |
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Bulb size
If you feel that the light from your stock headlights is not enough - try to replace the bulbs with a more powerful, but make sure to choose a size that meets the factory standards. |
9005 | H11 | 7443 | 921 | 158 |
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Dimensions
The external dimensions of the vehicle are defined by three main measurements: Length x Width x Height (LxWxH). |
200.1 x 75.7 x 69.8 in |
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Ground clearance
The higher the ground clearance, the easier it is for the car to overcome bumps in the road and drive on poor pavement. |
8 - 8.1 in / 203 - 206 mm |
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Weight
Do not overload your vehicle - it can lead to its failure. Only load as much weight into the vehicle as specified in the manual. |
4689 - 5710 lbs |
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Steering wheel size
The size of the car steering wheel is indicated by two parameters - its diameter and grip circumference - it is useful to know this if you are selecting a steering wheel cover. |
15 in |
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Speakers size
Speakers are necessary for audio playback in your car, the more speakers - the louder the sound. |
6 - 9 Speakers |
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Towing capacity
Do not exceed the maximum permissible towing capacity of your vehicle - it can cause damage to the vehicle and even lead to an accident! |
8000 lbs |
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Oil capacity
Make sure that the oil in your engine is always at an adequate level for its proper operation. |
5.9 - 8.2 quarts 0W-40, 0W-20, 5W-20 |
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Wipers size
Wipers help you to see the road even in the worst storm - do not skimp on their quality. |
12 - 22 in |
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Fuses
If any of the fuses blew - it will often fail and the system for which it is responsible, so if you notice a malfunction in the electrical system of the car - then check the fuses first. |
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Gas tank size
Your car's gas tank can hold a certain amount of fuel - keep this in mind when planning a long trip, you may need to refuel along the way. |
24.60 gal |
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Battery size
The battery is responsible for powering all of the electrical components in your car - keep an eye on its condition, because over time it loses its power and needs to be replaced. |
H8-AGM, H7-AGM |
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Gas type
Use a fuel with an octane rating no lower than that recommended by the manufacturer - otherwise, it can lead to engine or fuel system damage. |
premium unleaded, regular unleaded |
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Cargo space
The size of your car's luggage compartment is described by the amount of cargo it can hold. It can be increased by folding down the rear seats. |
43.3 - 85.1 cu ft |
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Generations
During the production process, cars undergo various changes, both externally and technically. Global changes usually mark the transition to the next generation. |
Third generation (WK2) - Second Facelift (2021-2022) |
| SXT 4dr 4x2 Engine: 3.6L V-6 |
| SXT 4dr All-wheel Drive Engine: 3.6L V-6 |
| GT 4dr 4x2 Engine: 3.6L V-6 |
| GT 4dr All-wheel Drive Engine: 3.6L V-6 |
| R/T 4dr 4x2 Engine: 5.7L V-8 |
| R/T 4dr All-wheel Drive Engine: 5.7L V-8 |
| Citadel 4dr 4x2 Engine: 3.6L V-6 |
| Citadel 4dr All-wheel Drive Engine: 3.6L V-6 |
| SRT 392 4dr All-wheel Drive Engine: 6.4L V-8 |
| SRT Hellcat 4dr All-wheel Drive Engine: 6.2L V-8 |
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