Chrysler Hemi engine

And this isn't the 777 horsepower SRT version.

This is the entry-level Rumblebee that has the 5.7 Hemi, 395 horsepower, 410 pound-feet of torque that starts at 59,995 or 62,790 with destination.

But it's also non-e-torque, so no mild hybrid, no start-stop.

And Ram hasn't said how many trucks that allocation actually represents.

Mopar Insiders reports that the current Grand Cherokee is scheduled to get the three liter, not the two liter four cylinder, twin turbo hurricane straight six for 2028.

Their sources say it'll be the standard output version, which currently makes 420 horsepower and 468 pound feet of torque in the Grand Wagoneer.

So that's a substantial jump over today's Grand Cherokee powertrain and could restore some of the performance and potentially towing capability that disappeared with the 5.7 Hemi.

Jeep hasn't confirmed it yet, so don't carve this one in stone, but a Hurricane-powered Grand Cherokee would be rad, especially if you think of the old ZJs and WJ straight-six Grand Cherokees.

You know, sooner or later he's going to get you.

And he got him enough even without – and still this season without dropping, you know, one of those great big sports center Hemi winning type of runs.

He still got him for over a century, which is nice.

In St. Lyons fan, anyone else almost have a heart attack when Gibbs caught his knee on the turf? Yes.

Now, certain sales of the new two-door Dodge Charger may be suspect because the electric version is not selling.

They don't have a Hemi.

But let's go through it.

In September of 2026, the two-door Wrangler had about 6,509 vehicle sales in dealer inventory and 1,220 sales over the prior 45 days, equal to a 245-day supply of vehicles.

Call out.

Yeah.

I don't know if this goes over to Dodge Charger because that's kind of an interesting scenario with the lack of a Hemi and all that.

But The two-door 2026 Dodge Charger RT starts at $49,995, and the four-door costs $2,000 more again.

Just checking.

No, we had, think of the 68, 69 Dodge Charger with a Hemi and a four-speed, or Mustangs, Camaros, and they were affordable cars.

They weren't $70,000, you know, or what was the equivalent of 70 grand back in the 60s, 70s.

But they just, they killed the automobile.

And then you can get out on the street.

This was a rear-wheel drive, as I recall.

Yeah, it was a Dodge Challenger with a Hemi engine and a six-speed.

And great all summer long.

And this isn't the 777 horsepower SRT version.

This is the entry-level Rumblebee that has the 5.7 Hemi, 395 horsepower, 410 pound-feet of torque that starts at 59,995 or 62,790 with destination.

But it's also non-e-torque, so no mild hybrid, no start-stop.

And Ram hasn't said how many trucks that allocation actually represents.

Mopar Insiders reports that the current Grand Cherokee is scheduled to get the three liter, not the two liter four cylinder, twin turbo hurricane straight six for 2028.

Their sources say it'll be the standard output version, which currently makes 420 horsepower and 468 pound feet of torque in the Grand Wagoneer.

So that's a substantial jump over today's Grand Cherokee powertrain and could restore some of the performance and potentially towing capability that disappeared with the 5.7 Hemi.

Jeep hasn't confirmed it yet, so don't carve this one in stone, but a Hurricane-powered Grand Cherokee would be rad, especially if you think of the old ZJs and WJ straight-six Grand Cherokees.

love those trucks, and we have one, too.

We have a 2011 also with the Hemi in it.

With the Hemi, yeah.

That thing gets the worst gas mileage.

It's worse than my Ferrari.

story.

But anyway, the reason why I'm calling today, I went to Moody on 411 to Steel City Motors, and I got a 2014 brown 5.7 Hemi Dodge Ram 1500.

Whoa.

And it's a Laramie.

You know, when they put the good engine in the Ram, their sales tanked.

When they brought the Hemi back, which is still an okay engine, but it's low-tech.

It's old technology.

When they brought the Hemi back, the sales are booming again.

I can't figure people out sometimes.

I mean, I don't know.

Joe from Jacksonville, Florida.

He asked about a Triumph TR6.