How fast is the 1970 dodge charger?

The speed of a 1970 Dodge Charger depends entirely on the engine it had. Dodge offered a wide variety of engines for the Charger in 1970, ranging from relatively slow six-cylinders to incredibly powerful V8s. There's no single answer.

A base-model six-cylinder would have been considerably slower than a 426 Hemi-equipped model. The top-of-the-line engines could reach speeds well over 100 mph, but the exact speed would depend on many factors such as road conditions, driver skill, and the car's condition. Factory quoted 0-60 times and top speeds varied greatly based on the engine and options.