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"It's gotta be voodoo, baby." That's how Plymouth's official marketing described the now-legendary Hemi engine in 1968. Strictly speaking, many engines over the years have used hemispherical combustion chambers, a feature renowned for its superior flame propagation and the ample room it makes for large ports, but there has only ever been one Hemi — capital "H."
And there's a capital "H" Hellcat inside of this Hellraisin Dodge Charger Hellcat Redeye. With 797 hp and 707 lb.-ft. of torque, it's the most powerful sedan the brand has ever produced. And it may as well be 797,000 hp for the way it slays rear tires well into straight-to-jail speeds. This one wears the wide-body package for extra bravado. (And wider 315-section tires for traction, too, I guess.)
If you think about it, $116,685 isn't cheap, but it is an absolute bargain for something with 800 hp and a warranty.