The 2021 Dodge Charger R/T and 2021 Genesis G70 3.3L Sport are performance sedans with engines that offer potent power to the BC market. Which one of these four-door vehicles brings more muscle to the road, however? Let's find out!
The 2021 Dodge Charger R/T stands out in this comparison because of its superior HP and torque. It has enough muscle to tow 454 kg with the appropriate trailer package installed, too. Its powertrain includes an active exhaust design, which enhances airflow. You also get variable valve timing and a fuel-saving Multi-Displacement System (MDS). All these components improve performance without increasing gas use.Â
To further enhance its resourcefulness, the 2021 Dodge Charger R/T also boasts electric power steering. This setup does not require siphoning energy away from the gasoline engine, so it all gets directed to the wheels as intended. At the same time, the performance suspension keeps the whole ride stable.
To learn more about the 2021 Dodge Charger R/T, contact our Langley, BC dealership and schedule a test drive today.
The Dodge Charger GT and Genesis G70 Advanced both bring impressive horsepower and all-wheel drivetrains to Langley, BC. Do they offer the same kind of performance on the inside? Here is how their infotainment systems match up.Â
Dodge Charger GT
Interface: Uconnect 4C Screen: 8.4 inches Speakers: Six, with 270-watt amp Navigation: Standard Connectivity: Hands-free Bluetooth, USB SiriusXM: One year Compatibility: Apple CarPlay and Android Auto
Genesis G70 Advanced
Interface: Genesis Connect Screen: 8.0 inches Speakers: Six Navigation: Available Connectivity: Bluetooth and USB SiriusXM: None Compatibility: Apple CarPlay and Android Auto
The 2021 Dodge Charger provides the powerful Uconnect 4C media centre, with entertainment traits that put it ahead of the Genesis. In addition to SiriusXM, the GT is Wi-Fi Hotspot capable, and it offers a one-year subscription to Sirius Guardian, which focuses on remote access and security.Â
The Charger gives you a media hub that includes 2 USB ports and an auxiliary audio input jack, too, so keeping your tech charged up will be easy. And as for stats about the vehicle itself, there's a 7-inch full-colour customizable in-cluster display centre behind the steering wheel.
If you want to see the 2021 Dodge Charger for yourself, contact our Langley, BC dealership today and schedule a test drive.
The Dodge Charger SXT and Genesis G70 are performance sedans that boast 300 and 252 horsepower, respectively. These vehicles are certainly fun to drive compared to 4-cylinder family models, but are they practical for daily use? Let’s take a closer look.
Dodge Charger SXT
Trunk Space: 467 L Drive Type: FWD or AWD Passenger Volume: 2,965 L Rear Legroom: 1,018 mm
Genesis G70 Trunk Space: 371 L Drive Type: AWD Passenger Volume: 2,939 L Rear Legroom: 985 mm
Thanks to its significantly larger trunk and a more spacious back seat, the 2021 Charger SXT stands out in this comparison. The Dodge also brings plenty of parking features, including rear sensors and a backup camera with gridlines. In addition, you get the option of choosing between sporty RWD and all-season AWD. Meanwhile, extra components like acoustic, solar-control glass keep out traffic noise and bright sunlight.
The practically of the Charger SXT continues with smaller touches, too, like the illuminated front cup holders and there are reading lamps up here, as well. There's also an auto-dimming rearview mirror to take the strain off of your eyes during late-night drives.
To learn more about the 2021 Dodge Charger SXT, contact us at our Langley, BC dealership today.