• The Dodge Stealth RT sits between the base and RT Turbo trim levels. In addition to the standard dual front airbags and rear window defroster that come with the base model, the RT comes standard with floor mats, side body molding and aluminum wheels.
  
  

Seating

• Despite having only two doors, the Stealth RT has seating for up to four occupants. The car's front seats offer 56.7 inches of hip room on the lower cushion and 55.9 inches of shoulder room on the seat back. The rear seats offer 46.9 inches of hip room on the lower cushion and 52 inches of shoulder room on the seat back. The vehicle's legroom is 44.2 inches for the front occupants and 28.5 inches for the rear occupants. The vehicle's headroom offers the front occupants 37.1 inches and the rear occupants 34.1 inches.
  
  

Body and Chassis

• The Stealth RT's body measures 72.4 inches wide, 49.1 inches tall and 179.7 inches long. The Stealth's chassis has a 61.4-inch front track and a 62.2-inch rear track. The car's wheelbase extends for 97.2 total inches. With an automatic transmission, the Dodge Stealth RT weighs a total of 3,241 pounds. The car's total weight drops to 3,153 pounds if it has a manual transmission.
  
  

Engine and Transmission

• The Dodge Stealth RT comes with a more powerful engine than the base model and a less powerful engine than the RT Turbo. The RT's engine comes as a 3.0- liter V6 block with 24 valves and dual overhead camshafts. The engine's bore measures 3.59 inches while the stroke measures 2.99 inches. The engine has a compression ratio of 10.0:1 and produces a maximum 218 horsepower at 6,000 rpm and 205 foot-pounds of torque at 4,500 rpm. The Stealth RT does not use a turbo or supercharger system to enhance the engine's performance. The car comes with either a five-speed manual transmission or a four-speed automatic transmission.