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2021 Dodge Charger SRT Hellcat With The Goodies - Review By Larry Nutson Hemi: Since 1953 Chicago Bureau The Auto Channel The first time a Hemi engine sat under the hood of a Dodge was back in 1953. This Red Ram V8 continued until 1957. Many of those engines found their way into hot rods and dragsters of the 1960s. The Hemi engine reappeared in 1964 as the 426 race Hemi used in NASCAR for only one year. It was so good it was banned because it diluted the competition. However, it was the engine to beat in sanctioned Super Stock and Pro Stock drag racing for many, many years. It still is today...

The 2021 Dodge Durango starts at $33,260, but the price difference between it and the version Dodge likes to hype, the SRT Hellcat AWD, is almost $50,000 wide. For a blast of speed in your SUV, opt for the 710-hp Durango SRT Hellcat version, which costs at least $82,490. This trim can go up to 180 mph, and Dodge claims zero to 60 mph in 3.5 seconds. The Citadel is the luxury trim and starts at $49,300, while for towing, a Tow N Go package can be added to the R/T AWD trim for $4995. UPDATE, 1/21/2021: Stellantis announced today that the 2021 Durango SRT Hellcat has been sold out and order boo...