2019 Dodge Charger GT

NHP Battle Born Charger Left quarter - LEAD 2020, photographed in United States
Original MSRP i$31,745

Due to inflation, this would cost$41,463in 2026, or about 31% higher.

Make
Dodge
Model
Charger
Year
2019
Trim
GT
Body style
Sedan
Drivetrain
RWD
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2019 Charger trim prices

TrimOriginal MSRPInflation-adjusted (2026) i
Sxt$29,470$38,491
GT$31,745$41,463
R/t$36,245$47,340
Scat Pack$40,245$52,565
Srt Hellcat$65,795$85,936

RWD unless noted. Select a trim to see its configurations.

Charger GT original MSRP by year

Original MSRP over time, adjusted for inflation (shown in 2026 dollars).

$35K$39K$43K$46K$50K201920202021202220232019: $41,4632019$41,4632020: $41,2802020$41,2802021: $41,1592021$41,1592022: $40,3282022$40,3282023: $41,6712023$41,671
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Model yearOriginal MSRP2026 dollars
2019$31,745$41,463
2020$31,995$41,280
2021$33,400$41,159
2022$35,345$40,328
2023$38,025$41,671
Pricing notes & sources
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300.0-hp, 3.6-liter, V6 Cylinder Engine (Gasoline Fuel) · 8-Speed A/T

Original MSRP is the published new-car price for the selected market and configuration. Destination charges are excluded. Taxes, dealer fees, and optional equipment may be additional.

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Adjusted prices use U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics CPI-U. 2026 uses the July 2026 monthly index. Read our methodology →

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