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The Dodge Challenger is 198 inches long, or 16.5 feet, on all trim levels—the SXT,

R/T

R/T Scat Pack

, and R/T Scat Pack Widebody. All Challengers are 75.5 inches wide, or 6.3 feet, except the R/T Scat Pack Widebody Challenger, which is 78.3 inches, or 6.5 feet.

If you’re looking to bring a Dodge Challenger — and some serious automotive muscle — into your life, you’ll want to make sure it fits in your garage. Don’t sweat it, though!

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How long is a Dodge Challenger?

All Dodge Challengers measure 198 inches long, or 16.5 feet, no matter the trim level. All Challengers also measure 75.5 inches wide, or 6.3 feet, except for the R/T Scat Pack Widebody, which adds a few extra inches to its width. It measures 78.3 inches wide, or 6.5 feet.

Dodge Challenger’s other key measurements

The Challenger’s interior is surprisingly spacious, and its trunk space is roomy as well—especially when folding the rear seats down for extra capacity. Here’s how the Challenger’s interior measurements shake out by trim level:

All trims
Headroom front / rear	39.3 in / 37.1 in
Legroom front / rear	42 in / 33.1 in
Total passenger volume	94 cubic feet
Trunk space	16.2 cubic feet

Will your Dodge Challenger fit in your garage?

Yes—a Dodge Challenger should fit easily into almost any garage. How can we say this so confidently? Because the eggheads at Jerry have crunched the numbers.

The average U.S. garage measures between 20 to 24 feet long and 12 feet wide. At 16.5 feet long and a maximum of 6.5 feet wide, a Dodge Challenger should be safe and cozy if you have an average garage (or better).

Granted, if you are as muscular as your Challenger (because all that bench pressing is finally paying off), you might have to angle your wide frame sideways to get out of the garage once the car’s parked—especially if there’s another car next to your Challenger.

Pricing

How much will it cost to drive one of these 198-inch hulking beasts off a Dodge lot and into your garage? That depends on the trim you get.

The base SXT starts at $32,025, while the top-of-the-line R/T Scat Pack Widebody will cost you $53,645.

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