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Dodge just gave enthusiasts something to talk about. The 2027 Dodge Charger Super Bee Launch Edition brings back a nameplate with real history and pairs it with hardware built for the strip. As the local Dodge store, we've been fielding questions since the reveal started circulating, and we want Carmel, NY drivers to have the facts before availability details firm up. If you want to be first in line for updates, reach out through our online contact form and we'll keep you posted as Dodge releases more information. Specs and availability noted here reflect Dodge's current announcements and remain subject to change ahead of final production confirmation. The 2027 Dodge Charger Super Bee Launch Edition Arrives in Carmel, NY Dodge unveiled the Charger Super Bee Launch Edition on August 7, 2026, at MotorTrend Presents Roadkill Nights Powered by Dodge, held at M1 Concourse near Woodward Avenue. The timing lines up with the Charger's 60th anniversary, giving the nameplate a fitting stage for its return. Dodge built the Super Bee around a Super Bee-exclusive high-output tune of the twin-turbo SIXPACK six, with 56mm Garrett turbochargers and a custom calibration taking it to 600 hp, 50 more than the Scat Pack runs from the same engine family. That, plus the track hardware, is what separates it from the rest of the Charger lineup. For Carmel, NY shoppers, a genuinely new performance option is heading to showrooms in mid-2027. We're already fielding interest from local drivers who remember the Super Bee's earlier generations, and we expect that interest to grow as Dodge shares more specifics. Everything worth knowing at a glance, then we'll get into what each piece actually does: Engine: 3.0L twin-turbo Super Bee H.O. SIXPACK inline-six Output: 600 hp, 531 lb-ft (peak torque from 3,000 rpm) Turbos: 56mm Garrett twin-turbochargers Transmission: 8-speed automatic Drivetrain: Standard AWD with on-demand 100% RWD mode 0-60 mph: 3.6 seconds Quarter mile: 11.8 seconds Brakes: 16-inch vented Brembo rotors, six-piston front, four-piston rear Wheels and tires: 20x11-inch gloss black, 305/35ZR20 Cooling: more than 50% increase over standard SIXPACK 600-HP SIXPACK Twin-Turbo Engine: The Heart of the Super Bee Under the hood sits a twin-turbo inline-six badged Super Bee H.O. SIXPACK, producing 600 hp and 531 lb-ft of torque. That horsepower figure comes from larger 56mm Garrett turbochargers, a step up from the 54mm Garrett GT2054 units found on the Charger Scat Pack's SIXPACK HO twin-turbo six, which tops out at 550 hp and 531 lb-ft. Power routes through an 8-speed automatic Torqueflite 880RE, with standard AWD and an on-demand 100% RWD mode for drivers who want old-school tail-out behavior. Dodge calls this the most powerful, quickest, fastest Super Bee it has ever built. According to Dodge, it surpasses the previous generation by over 100 hp, hits 0-60 mph in 3.6 seconds, and runs the quarter-mile in 11.8 seconds. Those numbers come from Dodge, not independent testing, but they put the car firmly in serious performance territory. Dodge also cites 200 hp per liter of displacement from the SIXPACK engine, another figure attributed directly to the automaker's own testing claims. The engine requires premium fuel to hit these targets. Track-Ready Hardware: Brakes, Wheels, and Suspension Straight-line speed only matters if a car can stop and turn, and Dodge clearly built the Super Bee with that in mind. The braking and suspension hardware reads like a track-day parts list rather than a standard trim upgrade. 16-Inch Brembo® Brakes and Gloss-Black 20x11 Forged Wheels Stopping power comes from 16-inch vented Brembo® rotors, paired with six-piston front and four-piston rear fixed calipers. Dodge claims brake fade resistance improves 3x compared to any SIXPACK Charger and 2x versus the previous-generation SRT Charger, worth noting given how quickly repeated hard stops can degrade braking performance on the street or track. Wheels are 20x11-inch gloss-black forged units wrapped in Goodyear Eagle F1 Supercar 3 tires sized 305/35ZR20. Launch Edition models get Hyper Lime brake calipers as an exclusive color option, a small detail that stands out the moment the car rolls into view. Aero and Chassis Upgrades Built for the Strip Underneath the styling, Dodge added real chassis engineering: Auxiliary radiators cool charge air, transmission fluid, and HVAC systems, with Dodge stating cooling capacity increases more than 50% over standard SIXPACK models. A redesigned fascia adds brake and cooling ducts, working alongside a track-tuned front splitter and rear spoiler for stability at speed. Dual-valve Continuous Damping Control (CDC) adaptive dampers adjust in real time, while increased spring rates, stiffer bushings, and a revised rear stabilizer bar sharpen handling. New Track and Drag Modes work with a steering-wheel-mounted RWD button and larger paddle shifters, plus Launch Control designed to reduce wheel slip off the line. The available Drive eXperience Recorder, a 1080p/60fps dashcam offered on the Track Package, lets owners capture runs for later review. Dodge developed much of this hardware using Stellantis' ARDC simulation center in Windsor, Ontario. That's a lot of engineering muscle behind what could easily be mistaken for a simple muscle car refresh. Signature Bee Styling: Two-Door and Four-Door Muscle Dodge offers the Super Bee in both two-door and four-door body styles, both wearing Super Bee-specific styling cues that make the car easy to spot from a distance. Three exclusive colors headline the Launch Edition: Sucker Punch, Shady, and Diamond Black with Sucker Punch accents. Bodyside "stinger" graphics come in gloss-black or Sucker Punch, and a redesigned Super Bee logo takes inspiration from the shape of a turbocharger, tying the badge to what's under the hood. Inside, cloth high-back performance seats carry an embroidered Super Bee logo, with Sour Lemon accent stitching running throughout the cabin alongside silver and Sour Lemon dual-contrast stitching on other trim pieces. A Super Bee instrument-panel badge rounds out the cabin details. Dodge hasn't confirmed widebody fender flares as part of this Launch Edition's design, so we'll pass along confirmed details as Dodge releases them rather than guess at what's still unannounced. While you wait on final confirmation, it's worth browsing our current 2027 Dodge Charger inventory to see what's already available on the lot and get a feel for the broader Charger lineup Dodge is rolling out. Built for Putnam County Roads A car with this much engineering behind it deserves roads that let it stretch out, and this corner of the Hudson Valley offers exactly that mix. US 6 runs east to west across Putnam County, connecting to I-84 at the north end and giving drivers real stretches to appreciate the Super Bee's throttle response and RWD mode. Head southwest and Route 6 meets the Taconic State Parkway near Shrub Oak, where the sweeping curves are the kind of road CDC adaptive dampers and revised spring rates were tuned for. We're located right on Route 6 at 1952 US-6 in Carmel, NY, so testing a car like this against local roads isn't hypothetical for us. We've served this community since 1972, and that kind of local tenure means we understand what Putnam County drivers actually want from a performance vehicle, not just what looks good in a press release. Pricing, Ordering, and Mid-2027 Availability Pricing for the Charger Super Bee hasn't been announced yet. Dodge has confirmed the Super Bee Launch Edition arrives mid-2027 as a limited-production model, with details on cost, ordering, and market availability coming later this year. We won't speculate on pricing or guess at any gap between two-door and four-door figures, because Dodge hasn't released that information, and we'd rather give you accurate updates than premature numbers. The broader 2027 Charger lineup is also set for mid-2027 availability, with new colors and options arriving, and new paint, graphics, and caliper colors rolling out starting late 2026. If you're specifically watching for the Super Bee, keep an eye on our new Dodge Charger for sale in Carmel, NY page, where we'll update inventory and ordering details as Dodge confirms them. Reserve Your 2027 Dodge Charger Super Bee at Meadowland of Carmel CDJR The 2027 Dodge Charger Super Bee lands in showrooms by mid-2027 carrying serious hardware and styling that honors a nameplate with real history, backed by performance claims straight from Dodge that are worth paying attention to. Given the limited-production status Dodge has confirmed, we expect interest to move quickly once ordering opens. Get on the Waitlist Don't wait until pricing drops to start the conversation. Contact us today and we'll keep you updated on reservation and allocation information as soon as Dodge releases it. While you're at it, browse our new Dodge vehicles for sale in Carmel, NY to see what else is available now, and ask our team about trade-in options if you're planning to roll an existing vehicle into your next purchase. We can also walk you through financing options ahead of time through our finance application so you're ready to move fast when allocation details arrive. Reach our sales team directly at 845-704-4245, or call our main line at 855-815-6623 with any questions. We've been part of this community since 1972, and we intend to make sure Carmel, NY drivers get first crack at this Super Bee once it lands.

A lot of three-row SUVs force a trade-off between muscle and practicality. The 2026 Dodge Durango GT Plus skips that compromise entirely. We've spent plenty of time with this trim on the lot, and what stands out is how Dodge engineered it to haul a boat to Lake Gleneida on Saturday, then handle carpool duty to soccer practice on Monday morning. The 2026 Dodge Durango GT Plus: Bold Style Meets Family Function The Durango GT Plus is positioned as the sweet spot for families who want performance styling without giving up seven-passenger comfort. Dodge gave it a muscular stance and an aggressive front fascia that signals capability before you even turn the key. That aggressive look backs itself up: the SUV sits on a platform with 141 cubic feet of total passenger volume, so the attitude and the interior room actually work together. Carmel, NY families gravitate toward this balance for good reason. Between school runs, weekend trips to Mahopac, and highway stretches on I-84, a family SUV needs to look sharp in the school pickup line and still handle real cargo and towing demands. If you want to see the styling in person, browse our 2026 Dodge Durango inventory in Carmel, NY or schedule a test drive to get a feel for it firsthand. Powertrain Options: Pentastar V6 vs. 5.7L HEMI V8 The standard GT Plus runs a 3.6L Pentastar V6 producing 295 horsepower and 260 lb-ft of torque, paired with an 8-speed automatic and standard AWD. It's rated at 17 mpg city, 24 mpg highway, and 20 mpg combined, which makes it a sensible daily driver for commuting through Poughkeepsie or Brewster. Step up to the HEMI V8, and Dodge drops in a 5.7L engine producing 360 horsepower and 390 lb-ft of torque, still paired with that 8-speed automatic. Fuel economy dips to 14 mpg city, 21 mpg highway, and 16 mpg combined, which is the trade-off for the added muscle. It isn't subtle, but for families who tow often or just want more shove under the accelerator, it's worth the difference at the pump. Both engines come from a genuine performance pedigree, and neither feels underpowered day to day. The decision mostly comes down to how much towing and acceleration actually matter to your household. Towing Up to 7,200 Pounds for Carmel Adventures The V6 delivers 6,200 lbs of towing capacity when properly equipped, best-in-class among V6-powered midsize SUVs, and the HEMI V8 pushes that all the way to 7,200 lbs. For context, that's enough to tow a boat down to Lake Gleneida for a weekend on the water, or pull a camper up toward Clarence Fahnestock State Park without a second thought. Dodge didn't just bump up the towing number and call it a day, either. On GT Plus models equipped with the HEMI V8, the Trailer Tow Group IV hardware includes a Class IV receiver hitch, a seven-pin and four-pin wiring harness, a trailer brake controller, a 180-amp alternator, rear load-leveling suspension, and Blind Spot Monitoring with Trailer Detection. Every piece of that hardware works together as one system, engineered for towing rather than added on as an afterthought. Standard AWD for Confident Winter Driving in Putnam County Carmel, NY is the seat of Putnam County, and anyone who's driven through a Putnam County winter knows the roads turn unpredictable fast. Dodge makes all-wheel drive standard on the GT Plus, so every buyer gets the traction benefits without upgrading trims or paying extra. That standard AWD earns its keep on mornings when frost coats the windshield and you're navigating toward Clarence Fahnestock State Park's winter park in season, or just making the commute along I-84 through icy patches near Danbury. If winter driving concerns are part of your decision, our team at Meadowland of Carmel CDJR can walk you through how the AWD system performs in real Putnam County conditions. Seven-Seat Comfort and Cargo Flexibility for Growing Families The Durango GT Plus seats seven passengers standard, with available second-row fold-and-tumble captain's chairs if your family prefers a more premium, separated seating layout. The 2026 model brings refined comfort with available leather seating and heated front seats on this trim. Cargo space is just as practical: 17.2 cubic feet behind the third row, 43.3 cubic feet with the second row folded, and a maximum of 85.1 cubic feet with both rear rows down. That's room for strollers, hockey bags, and a weekend's worth of luggage without playing Tetris in the driveway. Interior Technology and Connectivity Features The GT Plus comes with a technology suite that keeps both parents and kids comfortable on longer drives, including: 10.1-inch Uconnect 5 touchscreen for navigation, media, and vehicle settings Wireless charging plus wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto Alpine audio system with nine speakers and a subwoofer Adaptive Cruise Control with Stop and Full-Speed Forward Collision Warning Plus Lane Departure Warning Plus and Auto High Beam Headlamp Control ParkSense Front and Rear Park Assist with Stop Blind Spot Monitoring with Trailer Detection Those driver-assist features earn their keep on longer stretches like I-84, where Adaptive Cruise Control eases highway fatigue, and ParkSense makes tighter parking situations around Carmel far less stressful. Smart Cargo Solutions for Sports Gear and Road Trips Beyond raw cargo volume, Dodge built in details that active families notice right away: Split-folding rear seats for long items like skis or hockey sticks while still seating passengers Under-floor and console storage for smaller gear out of sight For a family hauling sports equipment to Sycamore Park in Mahopac on a weekend, or packing for a longer road trip, these small design choices add up to noticeably less frustration when loading and unloading. Head-Turning Design: Performance Hood and Blacktop Package If you want your Durango GT Plus to look as capable as it drives, the Blacktop Package delivers gloss-black mirrors, black roof rails with integrated crossbars, GT gloss-black badging, 20-inch Black Noise aluminum wheels wrapped in 265/50R20 all-season tires, a performance hood, and a satin black "Dodge" tail lamp badge. For buyers who want to go further, the Blacktop Redline Package builds on that foundation with SRT spoilers, available dual stripes, Leather and Alcantara Suede SRT performance seats, Crypto Sweep etch accents, and a leather-armrest floor console. It's available on the GT Plus, GT HEMI V8 Plus, and GT HEMI V8 Premium trims. Whether you're drawn to a lighter exterior with the Blacktop treatment or prefer a darker, more aggressive look, these packages let you personalize the SUV without giving up any of its family functionality. Once you've settled on a configuration, our finance application makes it easy to move forward. Why Carmel Families Choose the Durango GT Plus Over Rival Three-Row SUVs When Carmel families cross-shop the Durango GT Plus against other three-row SUVs, the towing numbers alone tend to settle the conversation fast. Vehicle Max Towing Seating Notable Cargo/Tech 2026 Durango GT Plus (V6) 6,200 lbs 7-passenger 85.1 cu ft max cargo, 10.1-in Uconnect 5 2026 Durango GT Plus HEMI V8 7,200 lbs 7-passenger Same cargo/tech, added HEMI power 2026 Ford Explorer 5,000 lbs 6-7 passenger 85.8 cu ft max cargo 2026 Toyota Highlander/Grand Highlander 5,000 lbs 7-8 passenger 84.3 cu ft (Highlander) / 97.5 cu ft (Grand Highlander) max cargo 2026 Honda Pilot 3,500 lbs (2WD) / 5,000 lbs (AWD) up to 8-passenger up to 113.7 cu ft max cargo (trim dependent) Even the base V6 GT Plus outtows the Ford Explorer, Toyota Highlander, Toyota Grand Highlander, and Honda Pilot by at least 1,200 lbs, and the HEMI V8 widens that gap to well over 2,000 lbs against the Pilot's AWD figure. Cargo volume is generally competitive, though the Grand Highlander offers more outright cargo room, but no rival on this list matches the Durango's combination of towing muscle, standard AWD, and available HEMI V8 power in the same three-row package. Families who tow trailers, boats, or campers on a regular basis tend to land on the Durango for exactly this reason. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration gave the 2026 Dodge Durango, the most recently tested model year, a four-star overall safety rating, which families weighing safety alongside performance and cargo space will want factored into the decision. Find the 2026 Dodge Durango Near Putnam County If you're searching for a 2026 Dodge Durango near Putnam County, Meadowland of Carmel CDJR keeps a rotating selection of Durango trims, including the GT Plus with both V6 and HEMI V8 powertrains. Because we're part of Volz Auto Group, we also have access to a broader network for sourcing specific configurations, colors, or packages if the exact GT Plus you want isn't sitting on our lot the day you visit. Our sales team can walk you through the differences trim by trim so you're comparing apples to apples, not guessing at spec sheets. Take a look at our full new Dodge vehicles lineup to see how the Durango fits alongside the rest of what Dodge offers this year. Schedule Your Test Drive at Meadowland of Carmel CDJR Specs and comparison tables only tell part of the story. The best way to know if the 2026 Dodge Durango GT Plus fits your family is to get behind the wheel. Why Buy From Meadowland Mopar-certified service on every visit Straightforward financing conversations, no last-minute surprises Local Putnam County expertise on which trim and package suits your driving habits Ready to Get Started? Contact us online or schedule your test drive today, and let's get you into a Durango GT Plus that matches how your family actually lives.

The Dodge Charger has always commanded attention for its raw power and unmistakable presence. The 2026 model brings something that surprises even longtime Charger fans: a full, well-equipped suite of safety features built in across the entire lineup. If you've been considering a new Dodge Charger and safety factors into your decision, you'll find everything you need to know right here. We invite you to explore our 2026 Dodge Charger inventory at Meadowland of Carmel CDJR whenever you're ready to see these features firsthand. The 2026 Dodge Charger Is More Than Just a Performance Machine For a long time, muscle cars weren't celebrated for safety engineering. The 2026 Dodge Charger pushes back on that. Whether you're drawn to it for performance or want a capable daily driver, Dodge has engineered this generation to deliver on both fronts. The 2026 Charger lineup includes the gas-powered R/T and Scat Pack models, both powered by the 3.0L SIXPACK Twin-Turbo Straight-Six, along with the electric Charger Daytona Scat Pack. Across every version, the safety features stay consistent. They aren't gated behind higher trims, and the foundation holds firm regardless of which powertrain or body style you choose. Safety Features That Come Standard on Every 2026 Charger One of the most important things to understand about the 2026 Dodge Charger is that core safety features come standard across the lineup. You don't have to spend extra or hunt through option packages to get meaningful protection. Proactive safety measures are expected now, not premium additions. Forward Collision Warning Plus Forward Collision Warning Plus uses a forward-facing camera and radar sensor input to detect vehicles or pedestrians ahead. If driver input isn't detected, the system issues visual and audible notifications and can even engage the emergency brakes if needed. That split-second intervention can make a real difference when something goes wrong in traffic. Active Lane Management and Active Driving Assist Active Lane Management watches your lane position and provides gentle steering corrections if you begin to drift. It's not intrusive, but it works as a reliable safety net during longer drives when attention naturally wavers. Active Driving Assist builds on that by offering partial control of acceleration, braking, and lane positioning when enabled, essentially sharing the workload with you during highway travel. A steering-wheel sensor monitors hands-on-wheel contact and prompts you if it detects disengagement. Together, these two features make the 2026 Charger significantly easier to manage during extended drives. For commuters and road trippers alike, that reduction in driver fatigue has a direct impact on safety. Blind Spot Detection and Rear Cross-Path Detection Blind spot monitoring is one of the most appreciated safety features available, and the 2026 Charger's system is well-implemented. Visual indicators in the side mirrors alert you when a vehicle is traveling in your blind zone, helping you make safer lane changes without relying entirely on mirrors and head checks. Rear Cross-Path Detection handles a different but equally common situation: backing out of a parking space or driveway when cross traffic is approaching from either side. The system detects those vehicles and alerts you before they enter your visible range. In busy lots and tight residential streets, this feature earns its place quickly. Staying Safe on the Highway: Adaptive Cruise Control with Stop-and-Go Highway driving introduces its own set of challenges, and Adaptive Cruise Control with Stop-and-Go addresses them directly. Unlike traditional cruise control, this system continuously measures the distance between you and the vehicle ahead, adjusting your speed to maintain a safe following gap automatically. If traffic slows to a stop, the Charger stops with it. When traffic resumes, it accelerates again. This stop-and-go functionality transforms the experience of driving on congested highways. Rather than constantly adjusting speed manually in heavy traffic, you can maintain better focus on the broader driving environment. It's a practical benefit that drivers along the Hudson Valley corridor tend to notice from their very first commute. Everyday Driving Made Smarter Beyond the headline safety features, the 2026 Charger integrates several technologies designed to support smarter everyday decisions behind the wheel. They're not flashy, but they quietly contribute to safer habits over time. Traffic Sign Recognition and Drowsy Driver Detection Traffic Sign Recognition reads posted speed limits and other road signs using a forward camera combined with navigation input, displaying the information in the digital cluster so you always have current context without taking your eyes off the road. It's particularly useful when speed limits change frequently through town centers or construction zones. Drowsy Driver Detection monitors driving behavior for patterns associated with fatigue, such as subtle lane deviations and changes in steering input. When it senses those patterns, it delivers visual and audible alerts prompting you to take a break. Fatigue-related accidents remain a serious problem, and this feature acts as a persistent, judgment-free check on how you're doing. Stability Control with Anti-Rollover Technology Stability Control continuously monitors vehicle dynamics and applies selective braking when it detects a loss of traction or control. This matters most when road conditions change suddenly due to rain or ice. The system is calibrated to work alongside the Charger's performance profile, so it intervenes intelligently without undermining the driving experience. Anti-Rollover technology adds a related layer of protection, monitoring lateral forces and responding when rollover risk is detected. The Charger's naturally low-slung profile helps here, but having the system in place reflects careful engineering on top of that inherent advantage. How These Features Fit Real Life in Carmel and the Hudson Valley Driving in Carmel and the surrounding Hudson Valley region means dealing with a specific combination of conditions. Winding rural roads, multi-lane Route 6 corridors, and commuter traffic that backs up without warning are all part of daily life here, and the weather shifts fast enough that you can leave home in sunshine and hit wet leaves twenty minutes later. The 2026 Dodge Charger's safety suite handles all of it well. Forward Collision Warning earns its keep on two-lane roads where visibility can be limited around curves. Blind Spot Detection becomes invaluable when merging onto I-84 during rush hour. Adaptive Cruise Control takes the stress out of stop-and-go stretches between Carmel and Brewster. These aren't abstract spec sheet items; they're tools you'd use every single day. If you're weighing your options, we're happy to walk you through the full lineup. Reach out to the team at Meadowland of Carmel CDJR and we can answer questions or arrange a test drive at a time that works for you. Gas or Electric: Safety Tech Across the 2026 Charger Lineup One of the defining characteristics of the 2026 Dodge Charger lineup is that it covers both traditional and electric powertrains while keeping safety technology consistent across every model. Whether you're evaluating the R/T or Scat Pack with the 3.0L SIXPACK Twin-Turbo Straight-Six, or leaning toward the Charger Daytona Scat Pack, the safety features remain fully intact. Your powertrain choice doesn't affect your level of protection, and neither does your choice of two-door or four-door configuration. It's also worth noting that as of this writing, NHTSA and IIHS crash ratings for the redesigned 2026 Charger have not yet been published. Explore the 2026 Dodge Charger at Meadowland of Carmel CDJR Reading about the 2026 Dodge Charger's features is useful, but the real picture comes together behind the wheel. Meadowland of Carmel CDJR, located at 1952 US-6 in Carmel, NY, is the local resource for exploring the full lineup firsthand. We serve drivers across Carmel, Poughkeepsie, Brewster, and Danbury, and we're here to make the whole process straightforward whether you're asking your first questions or ready to sign paperwork. Browse our 2026 Dodge Charger inventory to see what's currently available, or take a look at our full selection of new Dodge vehicles for sale in Carmel, NY if you'd like to compare other models. Our sales team is available Monday through Thursday from 9 AM to 7 PM and Friday through Saturday from 9 AM to 6 PM, and you can reach us at 845-704-4245. If you have service questions, our factory-trained technicians are available Monday through Friday from 7:30 AM to 5 PM and Saturday from 8 AM to 3:30 PM at 845-842-7355. Whether you're ready to buy or still weighing your options, we'd love the chance to show you how this safety technology performs in the driving conditions you know best.