How many cc is a Dodge?
There isn’t a single engine size for the entire Dodge lineup. Dodge engines span roughly 2,000 cc to about 6,200 cc, depending on model and year.
Overview of common Dodge engine sizes
For context, here are typical engine displacements (in cubic centimeters) you’re likely to encounter across popular Dodge engines, shown for quick comparison.
- 2.0 L turbocharged inline-4 engines — about 2,000 cc (found in newer models like the Dodge Hornet).
- 3.6 L Pentastar V6 — about 3,605 cc.
- 5.7 L Hemi V8 — about 5,700 cc.
- 6.4 L Hemi V8 — about 6,400 cc.
- 6.2 L supercharged Hemi — about 6,200 cc.
These figures illustrate the broad range Dodge offers, from compact-turbo setups to large V8 powertrains. Exact displacement can vary by trim and year, so always verify for a specific vehicle.
How to determine the exact cc for a specific Dodge model
To confirm the precise displacement for a given model and year, use these reliable methods:
- Check the vehicle’s VIN and engine code with a dealer or Dodge’s official VIN decoder to map to the exact cc.
- Consult the owner’s manual or the official Dodge website for your model/year specifications.
- Inspect the door jamb placard or under-hood label, which often lists engine displacement or an engine code that can be decoded.
- If available, review the original Monroney (window) sticker from when the vehicle was new, or contact Dodge customer support with your VIN.
Knowing the exact cc is important for maintenance, parts compatibility, and fuel planning.
Summary
In short, there isn’t a single “cc” for the Dodge brand. Engine displacements across Dodge vehicles range from about 2,000 cc in modern turbo-four models to roughly 6,200 cc in high-performance V8s, with many sizes in between. For any specific car, verify the exact displacement using the VIN, build sheet, or official specifications.
