R/T

From: Joseph DaVolio (DavolJ@olympus.com)
Date: Thu Jan 14 1999 - 11:41:57 EST

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I have a simple question. What is with Dodge's obsession with the "R/T" model
code? It seems like every car/truck Dodge makes is a "R/T". (Charger R/T, Viper
R/T, Dakota R/T, Neon R/T, etc.). What does R/T stand for??

Inquiring minds want to know..

Joe DaVolio

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