What Does Dodge R/T Stand For?

As you search for a new vehicle in Milledgeville, you may have encountered certain Dodge models with the “R/T” designation. What does Dodge R/T stand for? This acronym is short for “Road and Track,” a set of high-performance trim levels with various mechanical and aesthetic upgrades. If you’re curious about the history of these vehicles or which models have R/T trims, the team at Milledgeville Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram Fiat has all the details for you in this guide. Learn more below, and don’t hesitate to contact us if you have any questions or want to arrange a test drive.

Road and Track History

The Dodge R/T designation indicates a performance-level trim you can find across the Dodge lineup. The R/T configuration first made its appearance in 1967 with the release of the Dodge Coronet R/T trim. Since that initial release, Dodge has produced several R/T vehicles, the most famous of which was the 1968 Dodge Challenger.

SRT vs. R/T

The R/T trims offer better performance features and specs than any standard trim. Yet the latest Dodge SRT (Street & Racing Technology) models generally offer more in terms of raw power and capability. The downside of the SRT configurations is that they can cost a bit more than the R/T models, which makes R/T trims great for Monticello drivers seeking powerful performance at an affordable price. 

Vehicles With R/T Trims

If you are looking for an R/T model to add a dose of adrenaline to your daily drives, you have plenty of options to choose from! Dodge offers R/T trims across its lineup, including models such as:

• Dodge Challenger
• Dodge Charger
• Dodge Durango 
• Dodge Hornet

Compare Dodge R/T Models in Milledgeville

Choose any of the Dodge R/T vehicles and prepare for an unparalleled driving experience. We’d be happy to give you the details on any of our new Dodge R/T models, so contact us online or visit our dealership today. We’re a short distance from Eatonton and Sandersville!