Dodge 0–60 Times
Dodge performance data on this page lets you compare 0–60 mph times, quarter-mile times, and other acceleration results across 307 recorded tests, including 306 production-model tests with a documented 0–60 mph run. It’s a useful snapshot of how Dodge models stack up across muscle cars, sports cars, and SUVs, with quick checks by model, trim, and model year.
Among the highlights, a production-model Viper result posts the quickest recorded 0–60 mph time at 2.43 seconds, while a separate production-model Viper test delivers the best quarter-mile at 10.71 seconds. Other notable entries include the Charger, Durango, and Ram 1500.
The available tests cover Dodge model years from 1962 through 2026, giving helpful context when comparing older and newer performance results within the lineup. Entries typically include the year, trim, source, 0–60 mph time, quarter-mile time, and trap speed. Results are compiled from reputable automotive publications and independent instrumented tests.
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In sports cars, the SRT Viper posts a best 0-60 time of 3.2 seconds. Among muscle cars, the Challenger reaches 60 mph in 3.4 seconds. Truck performance is led by the Ram 1500 at 4.4 seconds. In SUVs and crossovers, the Durango records 3.4 seconds. For sedans, the Hornet sets the pace at 5.3 seconds. The Grand Caravan stands alone for vans and minivans with a best 0-60 run of 7.6 seconds.
Dodge performance overview
The fastest recorded 0-60 time is 2.43 seconds, the average across production-tested vehicles is 5.24 seconds, and the slowest best figure is 9.8 seconds. The quickest quarter-mile result is 10.71 seconds.