2010 Dodge Challenger SE 3.5L V6 GAS Automatic 5 Speed Added Jun 2019 • 185 Fuel-ups. Property of 1MoOutlaw . Get an accurate view of your vehicles fuel economy;
According to the EPA’s fuel economy information site, Dodge vehicles in the SRT trim tend to have the worst gas mileage of them all—namely the Dodge Challenger SRT, the Dodge Charger SRT Widebody, and the Dodge Durango SRT with all-wheel drive. A combined mpg of just 16 miles sets these trims at the bottom of the pack in terms of fuel
2010 Dodge Challenger Personalize Find a car: 6 cyl, 3.5 L, Automatic 5-spd Compare: Fuel Economy; EPA MPG: Regular Gasoline Combined MPG: 20. combined. city/highway
Fuel consumption 7.8 – 18.6 L/100km. The Dodge Challenger is a real modern-day muscle car offering a large selection of models covering every price point. At the top of the range is the SRT
This is not surprising that the Hellcat gas mileage is lower than on normal cars. This one comes with a 2.7-liter twin screw V8 Hemi engine that is supercharged to produce 808 horsepower and 707 pound-feet of torque. The Dodge Charger is often considered the fasted mass-produced 4-door car. It can do 203 miles per hour.
For reference I burned about a quarter of a tank of gas idling in my challenger for four hours. Which is like 4.5 gallons. Meanwhile my turbodiesel burned 0.1 gallons of fuel per hour at idle. So that means my challenger burns 11 times more fuel per hour at idle than my old car. Damn. [deleted] • 6 yr. ago.
Challenger SRT8. 8.1 tons CO2. Avg. Large Car. 6.5 tons CO2. Yearly estimate based on your driving miles. Learn more about 2011 Dodge Challenger See all for sale. Try this quiz!
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