The name for the group of cars is a play on the words 'Rat Pack,' a group of Hollywood entertainers known for partying antics. Replacing 'scat' for 'rat' emphasized the speed at which partying antics unfold. 'Scat' also means free-spirited, improvisational vocalization of singers like Cab Calloway, Louis Armstrong, and Ella Fitzgerald. The Chrysler flamboyant color palette was popular with young people's cultural movements and anti-establishment art of the 1960s.

In 1968, Dodge gave birth to the Scat Pack, a group of cars that ran a quarter-mile in less than 15 seconds. That was quite a feat for any vehicle in the muscle car era. The cars include the compact A-body, such as the Dodge Swinger 340 and Dodge Dart GTS, and mid-sized B-body models, such as the Dodge Charger R/T, Super Bee, and the E-body-based Challenger R/T in the pony car segment.

Dodge introduced a second generation of Scat Packs in 2015, along with the 707-hp Hellcat Challenger. All Scat Pack Dodges have a Hemi V-8 architecture and tune. They have a 485 horsepower output and a torque of 475 lb. ft. The 2023 Dodge Charger has a 6.4-liter Hemi V-8 with an engine that takes up 392 cubic inches beneath the hood. That is what the exterior '392' badges indicate.

For those enthusiasts who want to order a Dodge Charger or Challenger, particularly a model with high horsepower, Dodge now offers the "Last Call" series. Electrified SUVs and vehicles are now popular with many DuPont drivers. SUV popularity and electrification have contributed to the discontinuation of future Charger and Challenger models.

While 2023 is the final year for these vehicles, it is also the most powerful and diverse. The direction of the auto industry makes it necessary to keep abreast of the times. Enthusiasts of the Hellcat, which gives the Durango SRT, Dodge Charger, and Dodge Challenger bona fide torque and speed, have a last chance before the HEMI goes at the end of this year. Complement your Scat Pack today with our E85 products, which provide power increases while lowering your cost per gallon. https://www.advancedfueldynamics.com/