2027 Charger 4-Door Specs in Augusta, GA

2027 DODGE Charger 4-Door

Get to Know the 2027 Dodge Charger 4-Door in Augusta, GA

The 2027 Dodge Charger 4-Door puts muscle-car performance in a full-size car with room for five. In the Dodge lineup, it gives drivers who want the sound and response of a twin-turbo engine a way to bring passengers along without giving up the Charger's performance character.

The gasoline-powered R/T and Scat Pack take different approaches to SIXPACK power, while both pair an eight-speed automatic transmission with all-wheel drive. Add a four-door layout and a rear cargo area that grows when the seatbacks fold, and you have a car designed for more than one kind of drive.

If you're exploring a 2027 Dodge Charger 4-Door in Augusta, GA, start with the engine and equipment that fit your priorities, then consider how much passenger and cargo space you need. The details below focus on the gasoline-powered SIXPACK models.

Compare SIXPACK Charger Trim Levels

When comparing 2027 Dodge Charger 4-Door trim levels, begin with the character you want from the engine and chassis. The R/T's 420-horsepower SIXPACK and Sport-Touring shocks offer one approach to gasoline-powered muscle. The Scat Pack raises output to 550 horsepower and pairs its high-output engine with a different suspension setup and Brembo front brakes.

The choice extends beyond the engine. Compare the features, options, colors, and fuel requirements on each individual vehicle before deciding which configuration suits you.

A Driver-Focused Cabin with Room to Share

The Charger 4-Door seats five, with two places up front and three in the rear. Its cockpit puts vehicle information and controls within the driver's reach, while separate rear doors give passengers their own way into the back seat.

Front passengers have 42.6 inches of legroom, and those in the rear have 37.2 inches. The four-door body also provides 58.6 inches of rear shoulder room. When you compare the cabin, try your usual seating positions to see how the space works for the people you carry.

Behind the rear seats, the gasoline-powered four-door model offers 22.752 cubic feet of cargo space. Fold the seatbacks down and that space increases to 38.028 cubic feet. The extra room gives you more flexibility when a longer item or a larger load needs to come along; secure cargo and observe the vehicle's loading limits.

Wide Stance, Four-Door Access

The Charger brings a full-size footprint to its muscle-car design. The SIXPACK model measures 206.6 inches long, 79.9 inches wide without mirrors, and 59.2 inches high, with a 121-inch wheelbase. Check those measurements against your garage or a familiar parking space before deciding whether the car fits your routine.

Its steel unibody and aluminum hood form the foundation for the four-door body. The four-door layout makes rear-seat access part of the design, while the rear cargo opening gives you another way to load what you need for the road.

Exterior Paint Options

Color availability can vary by configuration. Ask about the combination that interests you when comparing individual vehicles.

  • Bludicrous
  • Green Machine
  • White Knuckle
  • Redeye
  • Sub-Zero
  • Diamond Black
  • Purple Haze

Twin-Turbo Power with Two Personalities

The 2027 Dodge Charger 4-Door engine and performance choice starts with two versions of the 3.0-liter twin-turbo SIXPACK inline-six. Both give the Charger the response of a turbocharged gasoline engine, but the R/T and Scat Pack deliver distinct levels of output.

The R/T produces 420 horsepower and 468 lb-ft of torque. Its full torque is rated at 2,500 rpm, giving drivers plenty of pulling power low in the engine's operating range. It requires 87-octane regular gasoline; 91-octane premium is recommended for maximum performance.

The Scat Pack uses the high-output SIXPACK engine, rated at 550 horsepower and 531 lb-ft of torque. It also has a dual-mode active exhaust and requires 91-octane premium gasoline. Consider the fuel requirement alongside the additional output when deciding which model fits your drive.

Both engines use a standard TorqueFlite eight-speed automatic transmission and all-wheel drive. Available paddle shifters give the driver another way to interact with the transmission. On the R/T and Scat Pack, a selectable rear-wheel-drive mode lets you change how the car delivers its power. Drive modes include Sport and Wet/Snow; choose settings for the conditions and continue to drive attentively.

The R/T uses Sport-Touring monotube shocks, while the Scat Pack uses different monotube shocks and a higher rear spring rate. The Scat Pack also has fixed Brembo front brakes and floating rear brakes, compared with floating front and rear brakes on the R/T. A test drive is the best way to decide which setup feels right to you.

Technology Built Around the Driver

The Charger's technology puts performance information, entertainment, and vehicle controls close at hand. A digital cluster sits ahead of the driver, while a 12.3-inch Uconnect® touchscreen brings connected features and vehicle functions into the center of the cockpit.

Five features to explore include:

  • Uconnect touchscreen: The 12.3-inch display provides access to vehicle and connected functions
  • Wireless smartphone integration: Android Auto™ compatibility and Apple CarPlay® support connect compatible phones without a cable
  • Dual smartphone support: Drivers and passengers can access supported contacts, information, and entertainment through the touchscreen
  • Available Performance Pages: View information such as timers, gauges, G-force, and propulsion data
  • Available SiriusXM®: Explore music, news, and entertainment channels when equipped

An available Head-Up Display offers another way to keep information in view. Connected services and smartphone functions may require compatible devices, network access, or a subscription; availability and terms can vary.

Safety and Assistance for the Road

The Charger offers driver-assistance and security technology designed to support awareness on the road and during parking maneuvers. Features and their availability depend on the vehicle's configuration, so compare the equipment on the specific car you are considering.

  • Active Driving Assist: Can assist with acceleration, braking, and steering under applicable conditions; the driver must keep hands on the wheel
  • Available Forward Collision Warning Plus: Can provide alerts for certain detected vehicles or pedestrians and may apply emergency braking
  • Blind Spot Monitoring with Rear Cross Path Detection: Can warn of detected vehicles in monitored blind spots and alert the driver to detected objects behind the car while reversing
  • Traffic Sign Recognition: When equipped with navigation, can read certain signs and display speed-limit information in the digital cluster
  • Drowsy Driver Detection: Can provide visual and audible alerts when it detects signs of erratic or fatigued driving

Available camera features include a 360-degree Surround View Camera and a turn-signal-activated blind-spot view. These systems have limitations and do not replace attentive driving, checking your surroundings, or maintaining control of the vehicle.

Put the Charger on Your Radar at Milton Ruben CDJR

The 2027 Dodge Charger 4-Door combines twin-turbo SIXPACK power with room for passengers and cargo. Whether the R/T's output or the Scat Pack's high-output engine catches your attention, take time to compare the equipment and experience that matter most to you.

At Milton Ruben CDJR in Augusta, GA, we invite you to take the next step. Contact us to ask about the 2027 Charger 4-Door and arrange a test drive.

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