Dodge Charger R/T Hemi specs

3 speed auto
CAR and Driver November 1967
Zero to mph
30- 1.7s
40- 2.5s
50- 3.5s
60 - 4.8s
70- 6.0s
80- 8.5s
90- 10.0s
100- 12.5s
1/4 - 13.5@105mph
80 - 0mph- 274ft
Top speed
I gear - 63mph (6500rpm)
II- 107 mph (6500rpm)
III- 139mph (5800rpm)

a guy called it ugly once... i punched him in the face 5 times
cause the 68 charger is AMAZING!!!

BEST CAR EVER MADE!

@ Admin: Please update this car performance data. All data came from Motor Trend 11/1967

I think the curb weight might be wrong, shouldn't it be 3,599 LBS?

@Super8 you got to it ahead of me. Oh well, groovy car with lots of performance.

Charger R/T 1968 capable hit 13.50 sec @ 105 mph with automatic 3.23 final. Source: Car and Driver 11/1967

@ Bijan: Those aren't 1968 models, and the '68 Charger looks slightly different from the 1969 model.

@ Super8, Viking, and Bijan: I have an uncle who had a 1968 Dodge Charger RT 440 when he was in high school.

I took a brief look at Dodge Charger Hemi models on this site, and I didn't see any other 1968 models. So I don't think this exact car already exists. Back in '68 I had a Hot Wheels version of this groovy car.

I'm So sorry for you kid ...
and such a literature !!??? I don't understand what you say , OK go ahead and fill the site with the chargers and cobras ...
I asked one question , very simple .
all of your comment , is untrue .

Sometimes I don't really understand what he talks about. He encourage me to add 170 mph max speed but after I do that, he said it's not possible and makes everyone turns agains me. He said nice car to add good job, but suddenly he said it isn't road legal. Such a sarcastic mixed with skeptical. Strange but true.

why add the car that already exists in the site ?

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@Super8 groovy car. I should be able to find some period magazine tests with performance figures.

The first coke bottle Charger and the first Charger that could hit 150 mph using 3.23 final. That performance continue to the next mode until 1970 just before they lowered the compression ratio.