THE GLOBAL CAR CATALOG

Dodge Charger Specs, Engines & Dimensions (1967–1970) — Second Generation

The second-generation Dodge Charger is a large American coupe hardtop built around big-displacement V8 power, long doors and a fastback roofline that made it one of the defining muscle cars of its era.

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Dodge Charger Engines and Transmissions

Every Dodge Charger engine here is a big gasoline V8 sending power to the rear wheels. The 7.0 came with either a manual gearbox for driver control or an automatic for easier cruising, while the larger 7.2 paired with an automatic transmission. This drivetrain layout favours strong low-speed pull over fuel economy.

Coupe Hardtop — Dodge Charger Engines and Transmissions

Coupe Hardtop Dodge Charger Engines and Transmissions
ModificationEngine typeEngine capacityMaximum powerMaximum power, kwMaximum torque N⋅mTransmissionType of drive
7.0 MTGasoline6974 cm³425 hp317 kW664 N⋅mManualRWD
7.0 ATGasoline6974 cm³425 hp317 kW664 N⋅mAutomaticRWD
7.2 ATGasoline7187 cm³375 hp276 kWNot providedAutomaticRWD
7.2 MTGasoline7187 cm³375 hp276 kW654 N⋅mManualRWD

Dodge Charger Dimensions

Coupe Hardtop — Dodge Charger Dimensions

Coupe Hardtop Dodge Charger Dimensions
ModificationLengthWidthHeightWheelbaseCurb weight
7.0 MT5283 mm1948 mm1351 mm2972 mm1805 kg
7.0 AT5283 mm1948 mm1351 mm2972 mm1767 kg
7.2 AT5283 mm1948 mm1351 mm2972 mmNot provided
7.2 MT5283 mm1948 mm1351 mm2972 mm1746 kg