2020 Dodge Charger GT arrives with all-wheel drive capability.The 3.6-liter Pentastar V6 delivers a healthy 300 horsepower. Dealer orders for the Charger GT AWD will open by January 2020.

It’s snowing and let’s say you live in, oh, Iowa. You’ve got to run to the store and get some much needed supplies (beer and pizza). Now, what kind of car are you going to take" A Dodge Charger might not be your first choice, but since Mopar is now making an all-wheel drive version of their reborn Charger, it’s now a viable choice.

Or, at least that’s what Dodge wants you to believe.

Look, I’m not going to argue with them here, but what we’re really talking about is a little bit more assurance – more grip, more handling and such – regardless of (most) weather.
Muscle Car Flavor All Year

No, if you’re a resident of Iliamna, Alaska, you’re not going to ditch your jacked-up 4X4 in favor of “America?s only four-door muscle car,” but if you live somewhere besides the desert southwest or sunny Florida, the Charger GT AWD could be a sensible choice. And, if you believe the hype, you won’t be losing any of that muscle car flavor.

Dodge says adding all-wheel drive didn’t compromise the experience for muscle car enthusiasts (i.e. us) and by adding it, the Charger GT has tons to offer, all year long.

2020 Dodge Charger GT AWD. Photo: FCA US LLC.

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