What engines came in a 1967 Dodge Dart?
In 1967 the Dodge Dart offered a spectrum of powerplants, from an economical inline-six to several V8 options, with availability varying by model and trim.
The lineup typically included the 225 cubic inch slant-6 as a common base choice, and a range of V8 engines for those seeking more performance. Exact combinations depended on the body style and option package chosen.
Engine options for the 1967 Dodge Dart
The Dart’s powertrain choices covered both efficiency-minded and performance-minded buyers. Below are the engines Dodge commonly provided across the 1967 Dart lineup.
- 225 cubic inch inline-6 “slant-6” (3.7 L)
- 273 cubic inch V8 (approximately 4.5 L)
- 318 cubic inch V8 (approximately 5.2 L)
- Higher-displacement V8s available on select Dart models for performance-focused trims
Engine availability varied by model and market, with base cars more often paired with the slant-6 or the 273 V8, and sportier variants offering the larger V8s.
Models and trims alignment
Base Dart and Custom
In the base and mid-range Darts, the 225 slant-6 was a common option, with the 273 V8 offered as an upgrade for buyers seeking more power without moving to a premium trim.
Dart GT and performance-oriented variants
Performance-oriented Dart variants, such as GT models, were more likely to be equipped with larger V8s (beyond the base slant-6 or 273 V8) as part of upgraded option packages, delivering noticeably more horsepower and faster acceleration.
Summary
The 1967 Dodge Dart provided a versatile engine lineup to fit different budgets and preferences: a reliable 225 cu in slant-6 for economy, a 273 cu in V8 for improved performance, and a 318 cu in V8 for more power, with larger V8s available on select high-performance variants. Buyers could mix and match engines with trims to tailor the Dart to daily driving or spirited driving experiences.
How much did a Dodge Dart cost in 1967?
The model series remained the same for the 1967 Dodge Dart. The 170 was the entry-level, with two-door and four-door sedans starting at $2,187. The 270 mid-range model was available as a two-door hardtop and four-door sedan, starting at $2,362.
What engines do Dodge Darts have?
The modern Dodge Dart (2013-2016) offered three main engine options: a 2.0L Tigershark 4-cylinder, a 1.4L turbocharged 4-cylinder, and a 2.4L Tigershark 4-cylinder. The 2.0L and 2.4L Tigershark engines produced 160 hp and 184 hp respectively, while the 1.4L turbo engine also produced 160 hp but with more torque. Transmission options included a 6-speed manual, a 6-speed automatic, and a 6-speed dual-clutch transmission for the turbo engine.
This video explains the different engine options available for the Dodge Dart: 58sMotormouthYouTube · Jan 5, 2013
Engine options and their characteristics
- 2.0L Tigershark 4-cylinder:
- Horsepower: 160 hp
- Torque: 148 lb-ft
- Available on: SE, SXT, Rallye, and Limited models
- Transmission: Available with a 6-speed manual or a 6-speed automatic
- 1.4L MultiAir Turbo 4-cylinder:
- Horsepower: 160 hp
- Torque: 184 lb-ft (more than the 2.0L)
- Available on: Aero, Rallye, SXT, and Limited models
- Transmission: Available with a 6-speed manual or a 6-speed dual-clutch transmission
- 2.4L Tigershark 4-cylinder:
- Horsepower: 184 hp
- Torque: 174 lb-ft
- Available on: GT and R/T models
- Transmission: Available with a 6-speed manual or a 6-speed automatic
What is the rarest 1967 Dodge Dart model?
Across three years, less than 20,000 Dart GTS models were produced in total. Factor in the big block options, transmission combos, and body style choices, and the numbers become vanishingly small. The '67 383 automatic GTS? It stands as one of the rarest configurations of them all.
What engine came in a 1967 Dodge Dart?
The Dart GTS came standard with the 340 cu in (5.6 L) V8. A 300 hp (220 kW) 383 cu in (6.3 L) big-block was optional.
