The Dodge Charger (and its Chrysler 300 cousin, at least for now) represents the last of the big, rear-drive four-door sedans that used to be considered a mainstay of American car manufacturers. Dodge is fully cognizant of this fact and has been working overtime to keep this aging relic fresh, with new variations practically every year.

Though most Chargers are equipped with a 3.6-liter V-6 making an acceptable 300 hp, it’s the V-8 that makes the Charger legendary. Options start at a suitably impressive 370 hp and escalate rapidly to a downright bonkers 707 hp in the SRT Hellcat. Depending on how it’s equipped, the 2020 Dodge Charger can hang with everything from mild-mannered sedans all the way to high-performance German saloons. Really.