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<h1>Is the 2020 Dodge Battery Charger SRT Hellcat Widebody Boring, or Am I Simply Dumb?</h1>
With the spooky season upon us and Halloween right around the corner, it's time for a terrifying tale: that time a 707-horsepower, rear-wheel-drive car made me really feel ... bored. That's right. The 2020 Dodge Charger SRT Hellcat Widebody, in the brand-new Hellraisin paint color, left me feeling decidedly "meh." And also it can occur to you! (But probably not.).

The likeliest description for this exceptionally hot take is that I'm burnt out, as well as having regular access to so many various brand-new cars considerably decreases the exhilaration a Charger Hellcat-- even the brand-new Widebody version-- can provide.


But it feels like there's more to it, so let me make my situation. By making it a widebody, Dodge could ultimately provide the Battery charger Hellcat properly large tires-- in this case, foot-wide Pirellis-- eliminating one of the white-knuckled aspects of driving a Hellcat: always getting on edge when you squeeze the accelerator, particularly if the cars and truck isn't sharp 100% straight, due to the fact that the tail truly intends to slide out. That's interesting, and it seemed like an accomplishment to return from a drive without any mishaps. It doesn't seem like a 700-plus horsepower automobile need to ever seem manageable, however Widebody variations of both the Battery Charger as well as Opposition Hellcat come under that camp.

Contribute to this that I live within Chicago's city limitations, a lot of my driving was confined to city roads where it's difficult to get one of the most out of that power. Also freeway problems can not take advantage of its power, making every trip seem like a waste of gas. Which the Charger Hellcat drinks like a frat pledge. It simply felt ... meaningless. You truly require to take a Hellcat to a drag strip to experience the task of engineering it is.

Was it simply me? I asked my coworkers to suggest on whether it was monotonous, especially after one shared that he had both a Battery Charger Hellcat Widebody as well as a brand-new Ford Transportation van in his driveway one weekend as well as selected the Transportation for his neighborhood Cars and Coffee meetup. So right here's a point-counterpoint based upon what they needed to say.

Point: The Battery Charger Hellcat Isn't as Exciting as It Utilized to Be.
A lot of remarks concentrated on the look of the Hellcat variations and also exactly how Dodge, by including widebody versions to multiple design versions, has actually deteriorated a great deal of the Hellcat's individuality. (Having simply driven an Opposition Scat Load Widebody before the Battery charger, I can validate that I was often asked if I was driving a Hellcat-- usually ideal prior to a person attempted to race me at a traffic light.).

" I think Dodge really weakened the Hellcat's specialness when it presented the very same designing changes for the non-Hellcat designs. Currently, it's almost difficult to tell if a Charger/Challenger is a Hellcat or otherwise; even the badges aren't a good giveaway anymore.

" I assume Dodge requires to restore some visual panache to the Hellcats to make them obviously different in some way-- which does not suggest big, foolish graphics. ford f150 grille Something distinct and quickly determining to separate your 700-plus-hp sedan or coupe from the minimal models that put on the very same widebody options.".

-- Aaron Bragman, Detroit bureau chief.

" To me, part of what's dimmed the allure of a Charger or Opposition-- in spite of absurd horse power figures, trick Mopar bits and also ridiculous paint names suitable for an Arena Football League team-- is a dilution of the trim levels. Dodge's current news that it will expand the Opposition Widebody schedule alone to six variations of the sports car is a fine example. Perhaps the most unique visual component for a Hellcat when it first presented in 2018, the Widebody variation now really feels merely pedestrian.

" One noticeable option is to clear up the Battery charger as well as Opposition lineups. Surely a few of the lower trims (SXT, GT, R/T, R/T Scat Load) can manage to go, and also the possibility of an R/T Widebody of any kind. Trim-specific grilles, additional brightwork as well as some differing aero benefit the looter-- gaudy though they may seem-- could likewise aid identify trims on the higher end as well as lend another visual element.".

-- Patrick Masterson, senior duplicate editor.

Counterpoint: You're a Pinhead, Brian.

The majority of these comments pleasantly informed me that I'm stupid.

" I totally get that they're coming to be a much more usual and also less special sight on the roadway, however I'm absolutely not in the 'Hellcats are burning out to drive' camp. Anything that can crack off a 10-second come on stock form with a drag radial will make lots of people crap their trousers. What could be mistaken for 'boring' is how forgiving as well as very easy to drive they are, with fantastic road manners and also a lengthy wheelbase that makes it a lot more workable to obtain the tail end a little squirrely. That's a plus. The Widebody autos are a lot more stable with their added grip. Driving a narrow-tire Hellcat on a typical road tire, as well as with manual transmission, remains very sketchy.".

-- Joe Bruzek, managing editor.

" This highlights the bubble auto fanatics-- as well as the automotive media-- live in. We see enough Hellcat versions of the Battery charger and Challenger around below, specifically as Dodge moms and dad Fiat Chrysler Automobiles spawned even higher-performance variations of both vehicles and also spread out the engine to its SUVs. However the 'routine' Hellcats continue to be monsters. We ran the quarter-mile in 11.03 secs with a Battery charger SRT Hellcat in 2015, which was before Dodge included the Widebody variation with 16% wider rear tires. Even 5 years later on, that's quick sufficient to smoke the huge majority of new, manufacturing facility performance autos.".

- Kelsey Mays, senior editor, customer affairs & automobile evaluations.

" I like the reality that having 700-plus hp isn't actually intimidating. I believe Dodge did a remarkable job in making it civilized.".

-- Aaron Bragman.

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