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2011 Dodge Challenger RT Coupe

2011 Dodge Challenger RT Coupe Review

New 2011 Dodge Challenger combines world-class ride, refinement and stopping power is more power and a new cycle of the suspension to produce exciting driving experience.

Redesigned to handle the new 305 Penta 3.6-liter V-6 engine Star horses (227 kW) - power 55 more than the previous V-6 engine - the new 2011 Dodge Challenger SE comes with a new road depth touring-tuned suspension with larger 18-inch wheels and tires for extra control. In addition, to improve the ratio of revised brake pedal response and refined power brake and feel.
 

Raise the stakes for 2011, the new Challenger Super Sport Rally Group has a new suspension performance with more powerful brakes, steering performance, larger and larger 20 x 8.0-inch chromed aluminum wheels with the new P245 / 45R20 Firestone Firehawk tires all-season performance for better traction and a 3.06 rear axle ratio for improved acceleration in all directions.

Second-generation Challenger rear wheel drive architecture provides world-class ride and handling of any of its three suspension tuning and wheel combinations available and the performance of the tires (to increase the handling and braking)

Touring-listening:

Standard on the Dodge Challenger SE

18-inch x 7.5 inch aluminum wheels with P235/55R18 Michelin all-season touring MXM4

Touring Brake Package

Optimized performance:

Standard on Dodge Challenger R / T, available to Challenger Rallye

18-inch x 7.5 inch aluminum wheels with P235/55R18 Michelin all-season touring MXM4 (R / T)

20 x 8 inches with P245/45R20 Firestone Firehawk aluminum wheels performance all-season tires (available in R / T and Super Rally Sport Group)

Performance brake package

Super Track Pak:

Available on the Dodge Challenger R / T

Aluminum wheels 20 x 8 inches with P245/45R20 Goodyear Eagle F1 performance tires three seasons

Effective monotube dampers and springs

Performance brake package, high-performance brake linings

Three modes of electronic stability control (ESC) with "ESC-off"

New architecture of second-generation E provides maximum grip segment world-class ride and handling.

Performance management requires maximum grip, and the new 2011 Dodge Challenger SE and R / T models, upgraded suspension designs front and rear high-end suspension system of world-class ride and handle.

Dodge Challenger at the center of the new suspension design is isolated, light, front and rear suspension cradles that create a rigid assembly requires precise performance.

In front of the cradle of a new monotube shock front shock absorbers, springs, and replaced the lower front of the shock and bushing-link suspension provides better control and ride comfort. Together, these suspension components offer improved handling and durability and reduce the large bumps on the road from the previous Dodge Challenger. In addition, all new front suspension hydrobushings - the premium suspension - to reduce the hardness to ride and extend the features of smooth braking.

At the rear, the new 2011 Dodge Challenger five rear suspension design features a new implementation guide geometry, which allows independent control of tilt and movement of the foot of the suspension to handle world class. Any monotube shocks and springs new shocks make the ride more refined, while improving management and dynamic. Prime urethane bumpers and suspension links with rubber pads to help cushion the rear suspension to help a Challenger cab quieter. In addition, the new headquarters of upper and lower spring isolators to provide additional cushioning engagement of the rear suspension to provide Challenger soften the blows.

A more aggressive front and rear camber geometry to improve the all-new Dodge Challenger is the towing capacity. Seen on the front and -1.0 degrees -1.75 degrees to the rear, the Dodge Challenger made high-speed corners with the tires leaning inward at the top to the body. New larger diameter front and rear stabilizer bars keep the chassis and agile cornering lean make the body a thing of the past.

Best performance in steering feel energy saving electric power steering hydraulic (EHPS).

A brand new electro-hydraulic power steering (EHPS) road system sends accurate feel for the driver and improves monitoring and central fuel economy.

Depending on how the "control" in EHPS system, the system applies the variable steering effort in different driving conditions. EHPS analysis of the steering angle, vehicle speed, engine speed control systems and frame 13 times per second for precise handling feel. When the Dodge Challenger is stationary or moving at low speed, increasing the hydraulic pump with an output of an effort in the direction more clear. Power steering pump is reduced at highway speeds to give the coupe the final realization of an idea and as a result, the system delivers fuel economy up to energy 1.5 percent less than a transmission belt for the pump .

The new Pentastar V-6 engine delivers more horsepower and an impressive 305 hp.

The new 3.6-liter V-6 engine produces 305 horsepower Pentastar - 55 more horsepower than the engine it replaces - New 2011 Dodge Challenger SE is the most powerful, sophisticated and technologically advanced entry-level Challenger ever.

Pentastar 3.6-liter V-6 engine is a completely new design, with double overhead camshafts (DOHC) and dual independent cam phase (DICP), integrated into the exhaust manifold, polymer-coated piston skirts, forged connecting rods and High-pressure die-cast aluminum cylinder block in a configuration of 60 degrees. In addition, Dodge Challenger engineers added a new brand of cold air intake system from the headers and dual exhaust tips back for maximum power. The result is a track-ready 305 hp (227 kW) at 6350 rpm and 268 Nm of response (363 N • m) of torque at 4800 rpm. Torque of the motor exceeds 90 percent of its maximum value since 1800, and 6400 rpm, which provides customers with excellent maneuverability and responsiveness.

Thanks to its all-aluminum construction, all-new 3.6-liter V-6 engine Pentastar is 45 kg. (20 kg) compared to the previous V-6 engine and give a new 2011 Dodge Challenger V-6 52.4 / 47.6 Front-rear weight distribution (53.5/46.5 than in the past) to improve the balance and handling .

Refinement was a key objective for each component in the design phase of the engine and was produced using advanced computer-aided engineering. Structural areas, intake and exhaust systems are designed to provide low noise and overall objectives of sound quality that customers demand. Combined with the use of raw materials, new hydraulic power train, the new 2011 Dodge Challenger offers refinement in all rules relating to RPM.

Designed to respect the environment, the Pentastar 3.6-liter V-6 engine design features of the motor and a lead-free ecological oil filter. Integrated oil cooler / filter system uses a filter that can be incinerated, landfill to avoid the burden of traditional filters. The use of candles a long life and the ignition coil high energy in the plug maximizes component life and reduces cost of ownership.

The new 3.6-liter V-6 engine manufactured by the Pentastar Chrysler Group plants in South Trenton Engine in Trenton, Michigan

The new Challenger R / T offers up to 376 horses, an efficient four-cylinder mode.

For performance enthusiasts lb.-ft. the new 2011 Dodge Challenger R / T ® with its legendary 5.7-liter V-8 HEMI engine delivers up to 376 hp (280 kW) and 410 torque (556 N • m ).

When combined with the new Tremec TR6060 Track refined six-speed manual transmission Pak 2011 Dodge Challenger R / T offers a smooth evolution, while offering more power with performance exhaust ground only two resonators tuned quiet bottle Low restriction. The result is a power track 376 tear that can accelerate from 0-60 mph in cutting performance under 6 seconds and an ominous exhaust noise from cars left in the rearview mirror.

The all-new 2011 Dodge Challenger R / T 5.7-liter HEMI engine with five speed automatic transmission produces 372 horsepower (277 kW) and 400 lb.-ft. of torque (542 N • m), plus the technology transitions Fuel Saver seamlessly with high fuel economy four-cylinder mode when less power is needed and V-8 mode when more power is in demand. This optimizes fuel economy when full V-8 power is not required, without sacrificing vehicle performance or capability.

The 5.7-liter HEMI V-8 also has variable valve timing (VVT) to improve fuel economy in two ways. First, it reduces the engine pumping work by closing the intake valve later. Second, it increases the expansion process of the combustion event. This allows more work to be transferred to the wheels instead of losing out of the exhaust port as heat. VVT improves engine breathing, which improves engine efficiency and power.
 

Updated exterior enhancements to improve the form and function.

To match your car's inimitable style of the muscles, improving management capabilities and improved propulsion system, the new 2011 Dodge Challenger has focused on performance improvements out.

In the final position against the new Dodge Challenger is a restyling of the trapezoidal front air dam with greater openness to cool the legendary HEMI V-8 or Pentastar powerful V-6 engine. Provide additional support is more a "duckbill" spoiler in black to match the low-threshold cut.

Large 18-inch aluminum wheels are now standard on Dodge Challenger, and provide a more athletic wider tires. Added style and performance, handling, Dodge Challenger SE a new Rallye Package now offers a new super group sports, offering a new five-spoke 20 x 8-inch chrome clad aluminum wheels and low profile tires even wider. For a touch of nostalgia, the iconic brilliant racing style Challenger tank port is now standard on all models.

Rounding out the new Dodge Challenger SE and Challenger Rallye new look is a dual-chrome exhaust tips integrated into the fascia back down.

Race-inspired interior with upgraded standard equipment Plus.

Interior for the new 2011 Dodge Challenger has been greatly enhanced to provide customers with added style, comfort, value and best-in-class accommodations.

Transmission accuracy Challenger new direction and feel of the road is a brand new frame with three thick branches Dodge wheel to feel better performance and traction. The right size, hand-stitched leather-wrapped steering wheel features metallic silver painted spokes located at 3 -, 6 - and 9 o'clock positions. The new sports steering wheel features cruise backlit, Electronic Vehicle Information Center (EVIC) and available UConnect ® voice control mounted on the front, making it easier to see at night.

Dodge Challenger is trapezoidal instrument panel inspired by the race now has a new gauge cluster bombs with four chrome accent rings, and the new sports-themed graphics. Within the cluster, is a new four-line display Evic now standard and shows the driver and the tour of multimedia information from the Media Center Radio.

For long cruising more comfortable, the new 2011 Dodge Challenger has the structures with a redesigned seat cushioning and the contours at ease. Challenger is the standard power driver's seat now has the power lumbar support the back better. To make it easier to get in and out of the back seat, the driver's seat is now equipped with reclining with a memory and an easy to reach the trigger while the front passenger seat adds tilt and slide with memory, which makes it even easier to use. When equipped with leather, the new Dodge Challenger surfaces Nappa leather seats provide a premium look and feel.

Dodge Challenger offers exceptional rear seating for a two-door coupe, achieving best-in-class rear head room (37.4 inches) and leg (32.6 inches) of space compared to its competitors. Unique in its class with seating for five years, along with the best in class cargo space (16.2 feet. Pi), the new 2011 Dodge Challenger is the best daily pony car segment choice offering comfort and functionality.

In addition to the Cup holders Dodge Challenger LED illuminated, a new hand-stitched leather-wrapped knob is standard and offers a feeling enhanced when switching between components of automatic transmission standard cut Stick.

Dodge Challenger interior trim in addition to updating the standard automatic climate control for added convenience and comfort.

Voltage range with packs lifestyle Technololgy Equipped with performance and emotion.

New 2011 Dodge Challenger is available in two models: the SE and the Challenger Challenger R / T. The new product design is also introducing the Dodge Challenger Lifestyle brand content packages offer customers more valuable than ever.

New Dodge Challenger SE 2011.

With the additional standard equipment, better handling and a more athletic style than ever, is the new entry-level Dodge Challenger SE model is well equipped for the driver who is looking for Grand touring comfort, driving pleasure the handling, iconic style and extraordinary value.

New standard equipment includes the new 3.6-liter engine with 305 Pentastar power (227 kW), 268 lb.-ft. (363 N • m) of torque, E-85 flex-fuel capability, induction of cold air, automatic five Auto-speed stick, the second generation of the E-segment architecture with the Dodge-suspension listening tour, audio system with six speakers, electro-hydraulic power steering (EHPS), the new Dodge-wrapped sport steering wheel leather mounted audio controls, driver-selectable with EVIC trip computer, leather-wrapped shift knob, carbon finish the small bevel, keyless Enter-N-Go-open windows with the remote control, manual, side seat mounted air bags in the pelvis and chest, power driver's seat of eight positions with ease in and out access, electronic stability control (ESC) with Brake Assist Brake alert and ready to rain. Outside, the larger and wider 18 x 7.

Aluminum wheels, P235/55R18 tires 5-inch all-season performance, dual exhaust with chrome tips, style fuel door brilliant career and redesigned front fascia with larger front spoiler is now standard.

Other standard features on the new 2011 Dodge Challenger SE include advanced air bags multi-stage, side curtain airbags, tire pressure monitoring (TPM), Media Center 130, AM/FM/CD/MP3 radio with the cluster of capacity, front and rear climate control points, cabin air filtration instrument cluster with LED illuminated by the 140 mph speed main door handles, interior, vinyl wrapped armrest, door panels, soft to the touch, owners LED cup, LED reading lights front, LED lamps output reference readings, power windows with express up / down, power folding exterior mirrors, 12 volt, premium cloth seat with stitching details, the driver and front passenger seat lumbar and front passenger easy access to both with a capacity of 60-40 rear armrest, cruise control and rear defogger.

Available in a package of lifestyle offers first class has a powerful and effective in 2011 Dodge Challenger SE:

Rallye package for drivers who want more connectivity features, comfort and convenience, the Challenger Rallye Uconnect adds voice control with UConnect ® Bluetooth ® audio streaming and mounted on the console with a USB port for iPod ® control, auxiliary audio input jack, SIRIUS satellite radio, auto-dimming rearview mirror, front and rear new premium nappa leather, heated front seats, six-speaker Boston Acoustics premium 276-watt amplifier, automatic headlights, fog lights and sun visors with illuminated vanity mirrors

The new Super Sport Group, to improve the Rallye Challenger all-around performance.

The best performance and efficiency, the new Super Sport Group, to increase the Dodge Challenger 2011 Rallye package and includes a new provision of the suspension, performance brake package and a larger and wider 20 x 8.0-inch aluminum coated chrome wheels with P245/45R20 Firestone Firehawk tires new all-season performance to provide more grip, and an exciting road-holding ability.

New 2011 Dodge Challenger R / T.

Upgrade to performance enthusiasts, the new Dodge Challenger R / T has a new performance tuned suspension with rail, such as handling, more power and more standard equipment than before. Equipped with the legendary 5.7-liter HEMI V-8 engine, the Challenger is designed for people who need muscle-car power world-class ride, handling, technology and precision.

The new 2011 Challenger R / T contains all the new features on Dodge Challenger SE and adds a Tremec 5.7-liter HEMI V-8 with the new system, cold air intake for 372 (five-speed Auto Stick) or 376 tear-track horses (six-speed manual the Track Pak). Also offers a performance tuned new World Ride suspension and handling, while the voice command UConnect ® with Bluetooth, console-mounted USB with iPod ® Control and an auxiliary input, SIRIUS Satellite Radio , automatic headlamps, and power folding heated mirrors do life easier for the driver and passengers Challenger.

Other standard equipment on the new 2011 Dodge Challenger R / T includes disc brakes with ventilated disks performance, performance management, 3.73 ratio rear axle, 215 mm rear, LED back-lit table with Flight 160 kmh meter primary instrument panel with mini carbon bezel, fog lamps, "R / T" badge grid, "HEMI" Hood badges front and rear body-color spoiler.

Two packages of the life of the new package available 2011 Dodge Challenger R / T with an even more sporty, premium features and performance materials:

R / T Package Plus for drivers who want to feel even more refined way of reward and detail, this package adds larger and larger 20 x 8-inch aluminum chrome clad wheels with Firestone Firehawk P245/45R20 tires new all-season performance to improve the grip, the front and rear seats of a new premium nappa leather, heated front seats and six speaker Boston Acoustics premium 276-watt amplifier

R / T Classic package designed for Dodge enthusiasts who want even more performance nostalgic muscle car lines, this package adds survival double A-side of the body line R / T stripes in matte black, large 20-inch polished aluminum wheels with P245/45R20 tires Heritage New Firestone Firehawk performance all-season badges "Challenger" in the script Fender classic eggcrate grille with classic heritage "R / T" badge, functional hood scoops, headlights high intensity discharge (HID) front and rear seats in the new premium nappa leather, heated front seats and six-speaker Boston Acoustics premium 276-watt amplifier

For even more style, a lateral line R / T classic stripes are available in bright white, or new for 2011 bright red

Groups as an option on 2011 Dodge Challenger SE and Challenger R / T add value and premium content to pack even more power. Groups amenities available on Challenger Model Lineup:

• Connectivity Group Includes UConnect voice-activated phone with UConnect and Bluetooth ® Audio Streaming, console-mounted USB iPod ® control, auxiliary input, Sirius satellite radio and auto-dimming mirror mirror

• Electronic Convenience Group includes EVIC, compass and outside temperature display, HomeLink transmitter, vehicle security alarm, tire pressure gauge to monitor all the tires, remote start and heated mirrors, power folding exterior (available the Rallye package, R / T, Plus R / T and R / T Classic package)

• Sound Group II includes 430 Media Center Radio 6.4 inches touch screen with 30 GB hard drive and the ability to CD/DVD/MP3, seven-speaker Boston Acoustics premium 368-watt amplifier and subwoofer (available with Rallye package, R / T, R / T Plus and R / T Classic package)

• Group Rally Appearance panel includes mini carbon bezel, hood and trunk lid with double stripes stripes detail exterior, 18-inch machined aluminum with P235/55R18 Michelin Rally MXM4 high performance all-season tires color-keyed spoiler (available with the package Rally)

• Super Sport Group includes 20-inch five-spoke chromed aluminum wheels with P245/45R20 Firestone Firehawk tires all-season performance, performance suspension, performance management, performance brake package and 3.06 axle ratio back (Rallye Package available)

• Track Pak group includes six-speed Tremec TR6060 manual transmission, performance tuned dual exhaust with two resonators low restriction bottle package with high-performance brake linings performance brakes, limited slip differential rear light, Hill Start Assist (HSA), 3.92 rear axle ratio, "gun" gearshift and pedals (available on the R / T, Plus R / T and R / T Classic package [must have 20-inch wheels)]

• Super Track Pak group includes high-performance, high-performance steering, brake pads, high-performance tuned monotube shock absorbers, P245/45R20 Goodyear Eagle F1 Super Car tires three seasons, and three-mode, the ESC with the "full off" ( available in R / T, R / T Plus and R / T Classic package with an automatic transmission or manual [20-inch wheels])

• Mopar exterior appearance of the Group includes the hood with Mopar colored "T / A-style" hood scoop, deck-lid mounted "Go Wing" spoiler and "Strobe Stripe" graphics performance (available on the R / T and R / T Plus Package)

Mopar aspect within the group includes T-handle shifter with "Mopar" logo, bright pedals (automatic only), illuminated door sill guards with "Challenger", the logo, premium floor mats with the "Challenger "logo and the cover-car" Challenger "logo (available with the Rallye package, R / T, Plus R / T and R / T Classic package)

Available stand-alone equipment on 2011 Dodge Challenger SE and Challenger R / T models include:

• Media Center 430N radio radio-Includes 6.4-inch touch screen and Garmin navigation oriented segment-leading ease of use, 30 GB hard drive and the ability to CD/DVD/MP3 (available with Rally package, R / T, Plus R / T and R / T Classic package must have a Group II)

• Media Center 730N radio includes 6.4-inch touch-screen navigation radio, SIRIUS Travel Link with real-time weather, gas prices and more, 30 GB hard drive and the ability of CD / DVD/MP3 (Available with package Rally, R / T, R / T Plus and R / T Classic package must have a good group II)

• 20-inch wheels chromed aluminum-Includes 3.92 rear axle ratio 20-inch five-spoke chromed aluminum wheels with P245/45R20 Firestone Firehawk tires all-season performance (available on the R / T)

• Power sunroof, includes auto-reverse identification (available on the Rallye package, R / T, R / T Plus and R / T Classic package)

• R / T-Shirt Fender parallel bands including "War Paint" style stripes with "R / T" logo. Available in black, red and silver (available in R / T and R / T Plus Package)

• Engine block heater (available at the Challenger SE Rallye package, R / T, R / T Plus and R / T Classic package)

Includes spare wheel rims eliminate TIREFIT service kit (available with the Challenger SE, Rallye package, R / T, Plus R / T and R / T Classic package)

• Clear-wing (available in R / T and R / T Package Plus)

• Delete-Stripe (available on the Group Rally Rally Appearance Package)

UConnect innovative Media Center Challenger radios keep passengers connected.

New 2011 Dodge Challenger offers a range of connectivity, entertainment and mobile multimedia options for maximum comfort and to keep passengers connected.

The innovative system UConnect Media Center 430, 430N and 730N radios incorporate a 6.4 inch touch screen, with a 30 gigabyte hard drive, where as many songs 6700 - over 150 hours of music - and images can be stored. UConnect Media Centre radios also offer two navigation options, including: the segment leader Garmin ® navigation and mapping (UConnect 430N Media Center), or premium GPS navigation system with SIRIUS Traffic (UConnect 730N Media Center). The two navigation solutions, SIRIUS Travel Link that provides real-time weather, gas prices and more on the go. For the driver who needs effective, gives a voice recorder for easy recall memo for up to 3 minutes. Moreover, let UConnect Media Centre radios Dodge Challenger passengers to create a customized car multimedia experience with available USB port with iPod ® control, extra input jack for MP3 player, DVD player (in the park) and SIRIUS Satellite Radio.

UConnect Voice Command via Bluetooth ®.

UConnect is a voice command to the vehicle, voice communication system is standard on the new 2011 Dodge Challenger Rallye Challenger R / T cut, allowing the driver to control radio stations, mobile devices, including mobile iPods and smart, and running a Bluetooth ® phone with your hands on the wheel and eyes on the road.

When the Bluetooth ® phone is initially turned on, a list of contacts are automatically synced up to 1000 contacts, which can then be selected simply by speaking the contact name. It also allows drivers to change the way the radio, tune to AM / FM radio stations and Sirius Satellite Radio and require real-time traffic information from Sirius with voice commands. Headset option promotes safety, freedom, value and flexibility (option Media Center 130).

Through a USB port for iPod control.

Integrated easily and safely under the center console armrest, this multimedia interface, the driver can control your iPod ® or other media devices using the Dodge Challenger Uconnect Media Center Radio, Voice Command Uconnect and steering wheel audio controls. The USB port also provides a wireless charging station for iPod and USB powered devices. In addition to MP3 and WMA files from USB memory can also play and manage system Uconnect touch.

Uconnect web.

UConnect Web is transformed into a totally new 2011 Dodge Challenger from mobile "hot spots" that can have immediate access to the web sites, e-mail, personalized music, online gaming, photo albums and much more. This dealer-installed the wireless system provides high-speed data and combines the flexibility of Wi-Fi and 3G cellular connectivity to a new level of wireless technology.

SIRIUS Travel Link.

Provided that the 2011 Dodge Challenger real-time passenger information and entertainment, SIRIUS Travel Link is available UConnect innovative Media Center 430N and 730N radio. SIRIUS Travel Link provides information to a minute to make travel more efficient.

SIRIUS Travel Link contains:

Weather: shows side-by-side weather data, current conditions and forecasts five days, detailed information on the cell storm, hurricane and tropical storm tracking, local wind speeds, and even conditions ski resort

Fuel Prices: Prices lists, locations and distances of more than 120,000 gas stations across the United States, and may have the Garmin ® navigation route to a location of the selected station

Sports: Provides scores and schedules in the NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL, NASCAR, golf, college football and basketball

Movies: use the reports more than 4,500 cinemas in the United States to help consumers to plan a movie times, theater addresses, ratings and run lengths ahead of schedule. Dodge Challenger passengers may also have the Garmin ® navigation system is controlled by the selected location of the theater

SIRIUS Satellite Radio.

More than 130 channels of the best music, entertainment and information, SIRIUS Satellite Radio offers its customers high-definition entertainment coast to coast. SIRIUS Satellite Radio offers more than 60 commercial free digital music channels and 60 channels of sports, news, entertainment and children's programs, 24 hours a day. Regional traffic and weather are also included on Sirius Satellite Radio. When you select your favorite stations is easy Uconnect Media Center Radio. Dodge Challenger passengers can scan the channels in the steering wheel, use the defaults or select the drive with Uconnect voice commands (for example, "Tune in Hip-Hop Nation"). High quality Uconnect Media Center 430, 430N and 730N radio song alert / Game Alert to notify you when a favorite artist or song is playing, and can easily find both the music category and channel.

Over 45 Ssfety and safety.

The new 2011 Dodge Challenger has more than 45 safety features, including the standard CES now integrate the new owners, Chrysler Group Ready Brake Alert and rain braking characteristics of safety support to improve vehicle handling and overall performance in both on and off the field.

In addition to the standard first-line reactive head restraints, a standard half-full side curtain airbags, driver knee bag in the bag and the standard front seat-mounted thorax air bags means to provide greater occupant protection to passengers in a collision.

After more than 45 safety features offered in the new 2011 Dodge Challenger:

Active intermittent: intermittent flashes three times when the bar is pressed for 1 second to indicate a lane change (standard)

Advanced multi-stage air bag inflates with great force appropriate to the severity of the impact. Meets FMVSS 208 advanced air bag requirements for smaller, out-of-status people (standard)

All-speed traction control: Helps to keep the wheels of cars spinning during acceleration or during stops at all speeds by applying individual brakes alone or in combination with control of engine torque to prevent slippage (standard)

Antilock braking system (ABS): Senses and prevents wheel lockup, offering improved steering control under extreme conditions of braking and / or slippery conditions (standard)

Anti-lock brakes with rough road detection: Detect if the Dodge Challenger is a difficult road by the oscillations in the signals of wheel speed. When the hard road surface is detected in the off-highway or road, the ABS control between the different pressure, which held the brake pressure of longer pulses (standard)

Auto-dimming rearview mirror: Identify and reduce the glare of the headlights again without driver intervention (standard)

Auto-reverse sun roof: Advanced sensing system that automatically engages and rotates the sunroof in the open position

BeltAlert: Active rings and / or illuminates an icon on the desktop to remind the driver and front passenger seat belt, if the Dodge Challenger is driven unbelted occupants of front seats (standard)

Brake Assist: In a situation of emergency braking, the system applies maximum braking power, reducing the braking distance of the Challenger (standard)

Brake Override: When a disagreement between the accelerator and brake, the braking signal causes the motor control to reduce engine power, allowing the operator to stop the Dodge Challenger (default)

Brake / Park Interlock: Prevents an automatic transmission with Dodge Challenger would be out of "Park" unless the brake pedal (standard)

The brake-traction control system (BTCS): Helps to keep the wheels of car from spinning during acceleration will stop or slow speeds by applying individual brakes wheel slip (s) (standard)

Highchair anchoring system: LATCH (Lower Anchors and tethers for children) is designed to ease installation of compatible aftermarket child seats (standard)

Constant Force Retractors (CFR) regulates the force exerted on the occupant of the seat belt, and gradually release seat belt webbing in a controlled manner (standard)

Crumple zones: Designed to compress during an accident to absorb energy from an impact that reduces the transfer of that energy to occupants (standard)
 

Electronic stability control (ESC): Enhances driver control and helps maintain directional stability under all conditions. Provides useful in critical driving situations such as turns, and is useful when driving on mixed surfaces such as snow, ice or gravel. If there is significant difference between the input by the driver through the steering wheel and the path Dodge Challenger, ESC applies selective braking and the entry of gas to drive the car in the driver's intended path

Energy absorbing steering column: The steering column is manually adjustable using two hydroformed coaxial tubes that move relative to each other to allow the column to advance by energy absorption during a crash. The power adjust steering column uses calibrated bending element that deforms during column stroke for optimal energy management (standard)

Improved system of accidents (EARS) helps emergency personnel to see and reach occupants in the event of an accident by turning on interior lighting and unlocking the doors of the Dodge Challenger after deployment of airbags. It also stops the flow of fuel to the engine (standard)

Express up / down windows: window button One-touch power express up / down located on the driver and front passenger-side door (standard)

Full-length side curtain air bags: Extend protection to all front and rear outboard passengers. Each side air bag has its own impact sensor that autonomously causes the air bag on the side where impact occurs. This type of air bag in the pavilion just above the side windows (standard)

Garmin ® Navigation: Easy to use cards with turn by turn, more than 6 million points of interest and guide rail

High-intensity discharge (HID) headlamps: Provide approximately three times the light output of conventional reflector lamps for improved lighting at night

Hill-Start Assist (HSA) assists drivers when starting the Challenger from the top of a hill to stop maintaining the level of brake pressure applied for a short time after the driver's foot is removed the brake pedal. If the gas does not apply to a short time after the driver's foot is removed the brake pedal, brake pressure is (standard)

HomeLink universal transmitter, three different local radio frequency transmitter codes to operate garage doors, security doors, security lighting or other radio controlled devices (standard)

Inside trunk emergency release: glow-in-the-dark release handle that can be activated if an adult or a child is accidentally trapped in the trunk (standard)

Intelligent Battery Sensor (IBS): A continuously measures the flow and the flow from the battery. If the battery is low, the system is intelligent electrical systems off less critical to prevent the owner being blocked because of low battery or low. When IBS is doing load shedding, an icon appears on the display cluster (standard)

Interior head-impact protection: Interior pillars above the beltline and instrument panel including areas around windshield and rear window headers, roof and side rail structures are specifically designed to limit impact head force (default)

Enter Keyless-N-Go: When a person enters the Dodge Challenger, electronic sensors detect the vehicle key ring is present. The performance will then cut the individual to press a button to start the car without inserting the key in the ignition. The sensors also allow the trunk lid to open without pressing the fob (standard)

Knee strengthening: the lower dash and the glove-box door are designed to properly position the person during the impact, the airbags to work effectively (standard)

Mopar ® Electronic Vehicle Tracking (EVTS): Available in three versions: Basic, Silver and Gold. Mopar new tracking system giving car owners the peace of mind that comes with always knowing where their vehicle is. The system has the ability to alert owners if a second drive their cars too fast or too far by sending a text. Mopar system is driven by the Guide Point Systems, the leader in GPS enabled systems stolen vehicle recovery. Unlike other systems, vehicle tracking, Mopar offers EVTS national monitoring without a subscription.

Controller retention systems (ORC): Registers an impact, and determines whether an accident is severe enough to trigger an air bag deployment, and whether the primary or secondary stage of inflation is sufficient. In addition, the controller detects side impact, and whether the rail and seat-mounted side curtain (protection of the thorax) airbags should deploy. The recruitment of front seatbelts pretensioners are also controlled by the controller (default)

Rain Brake Support: New for 2011, the system uses the ESC to the pump, sometimes gently pushing on the brake pads against the brake rotors in the rain to keep the rotors dry (standard)

Reactive head restraints deploy in the event of a rear collision. Supports are designed to reduce injuries by minimizing the gap between the headrest and the head of the passenger (standard)

Ready Brake Alert: New for 2011, the system provides for situations where the driver can initiate an emergency stop and the use of ESC to pump the brake pads against the rotors to reduce the time required for a full braking

Distance (fob) Power windows (front windows - for only) allow an individual to cool the Dodge Challenger, opening the front windows remote (standard)

Remote Keyless Entry: Locks and opens the door and turn on interior lights. If the vehicle is equipped with an alarm, the remote also arms and disarms that system

Remote start: OK starts the engine and actuates the key comfort parameters with environmental conditions while maintaining the key vehicle safety

Safety cage body structure: Protects occupants by managing and directing the energy in a collision (standard)

Help a seatbelt provides optimal positioning of the shoulder belt on the chest and the (standard)

Belt pretensioners: During a collision, impact sensors initiate front seat belt pretensioners to remove slack in the seatbelt system, which reduces the forward movement of the occupant's head and torso (standard)

Sentry Key ® engine immobilizer: Use key chain that has an embedded transponder with a security code programmed to turn off the engine after a few seconds, and to discourage vehicle theft (standard)

Side impact beams is: Provide occupant protection during a side impact (standard)

SIRIUS Travel Link: Dodge Challenger provides real-time passenger information and entertainment for every trip more efficient and secure

Seat-mounted thorax side airbags basin provide better protection for the driver and front passenger seat passengers in certain side impacts. Each side of the pelvis-thorax airbag has its own meaning of the sensor that triggers independently the air bag on the side where impact occurs. Standard side of the pool-thorax airbags are located in the outer side of each front seat (standard)

The three-point seat belts: front outboard seats and all rear seating positions have lap and shoulder belt (standard)

Connections tire pressure monitoring (TPM): to inform the driver of the tire pressure too low. Pressure sensor modules within the valve stems of all four wheels send continuous radio-frequency signals in the receiver and the system (standard)

Tilt and telescopic steering Columm: Allows tilt steering column and moving to or from the driver at a safe distance and comfort of advanced multi-stage driver front air bag if it is deployed (standard)

UConnect voice command: the vehicle, voice-activated communication system that enables drivers to use a Bluetooth ® enabled phone with your hands on the wheel and eyes on the road. When the Bluetooth ® phone is initially turned on, the contact list is loaded automatically sync up to 1000 contacts, which can then be selected simply by speaking the contact name. It also allows drivers to change the way the radio, tune to AM / FM radio and Sirius Satellite Radio stations and request real-time traffic information from Sirius using natural voice commands. Headset option promotes safety, freedom, value and flexibility

UConnect Web: Met the new 2011 Dodge Challenger in a mobile "hot spot" is able to quickly access sites, e-mail, personalized music, online gaming, photo albums and much more. The wireless system provides high speed data transfer and flexibility, combining WiFi and 3G cellular connectivity to a new level of wireless technology

Theft vehicle alarm system: Deters vandalism and theft, often with lower premiums. The system protects the vehicle was stolen, followed by the door ajar switches and the ignition circuit is not authorized.

Price $ 24 895

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2011 Dodge Challenger SRT8 392 Meeting Edition

2011 Dodge Challenger SRT8 Review

The new Dodge Challenger SRT8 392 is based on the mantra of the original rear-wheel-drive coupe, which promises a balanced form and function, with an impressive straight-line acceleration, and a world-class leadership and management to move forward with the high performance braking, and the latest technology, offering better fuel efficiency.
 

The result is the latest off the fastest Dodge in the range packed with modern amenities and features, performance enthusiasts will love.

"We listened dedicated, loyal customer and the new Dodge Challenger SRT8 Dodge 392 is responsible for their line of higher power requirements," said Ralph Gilles, Managing Director - Dodge Brand, Chrysler Group. "We consciously tuned to 392 and a couple more, because it creates a push that really puts you back to your place and keep you there, We look forward to seeing the reactions of customers' when they get behind the wheel and put your foot gas - is so sensitive and fun to drive. "

New 392 HEMI ® V-8 offers wide range of torque.

The return of the legendary HEMI power train of 392 cubic inches ® back on the streets of Dodge Challenger SRT8 392 provides a step in monitoring the evolution of brand performance.

The pumping 470 horses and 470 Nm of torque, the new HEMI engine in the product configuration SRT also offers a 90 Nm of torque at 2900 rpm compared to the previous 6.1-liter V8. Inspired by the added torque allows you to start up and improved straight line performance and the new, performance-tuning of the engine mounts to improve the stability and control of inactivity around at any speed. Active intake manifold and high-lift cam with the cam slowly to give the best low-end torque, optimizing high-end power.

2011 Dodge Challenger SRT8 392 is available with a standard five-speed automatic transmission car or a stick for Tremec TR-6060 six-speed manual gearbox, which was offered in the 2008 Dodge Viper SRT10 ®. Best clutch has a heavy commitment to move more easily.

Like the original 392 HEMI, performance on the street and the track is sure to turn heads with numbers such as 00 to 60 mph in the high range of 4 seconds and the quarter mile time in the high 12s.

New for 2011 is the technology of fuel models equipped with automatic transmission, allowing the engine to operate economically with four cylinders or the use of the eight cylinders when needed.

Under the hood, top only covers the coast with silver and painted "392 HEMI" HEMI logo to give a clean and aggressive.

Re-designed for the SRT-tuned exhaust system will lead to a deeper, throatier note that spectators will envy, both during the day and switches on the track.
 

Challenger SRT8 392 inaugural offer exclusivity.

Soccer discontinued 2011 Dodge Challenger SRT8 models 392, 1492 organizational meeting Edition (1100 U.S. and 392 in Canada) to establish the common features with the appearance and content.

Outer surface, the two colors and a new full-body combinations of bands are available for all models organizational Meeting Edition: Deep Blue Water Standard Stone White Stripes, Bright White Clear Coat and Viper series of blue lines. For the first time, the front grille features body-colored grille surround.

One "392 HEMI" badges wings extolling the historical V-8 engine that stays true to its roots of high performance and power over the Challenger valued in terms of power and torque. In the back, extremities Mopar ® quad exhaust performance exhaust note offering by adding the index style severe muscle car.

The Challenger SRT8 rides Meeting Edition 392 Series 20-inch SRT and a unique feature of a face and a sleek satin black painted pockets.

Race-inspired interior Challenger SRT8 392 Inaugural meeting begins Standard Edition, Pearl White, smooth, leather-covered seats, and two blue lines highlight the unique blue stitching. Each front has embroidered "392" under the headrest.

The central control panel, center console and console covers have a silver brush metal finish for a clean look and feel, but powerful. The panels of door trim also have a silver wire brush to get into the door handles white pearl accents only reinforces blue.

The unique, serialized "The 392 HEMI Assembly Edition" dash plaque, the results of a sequential build number in January 1492 rpm with a unique design content.

Modern American Muscle Coupe last.

The exterior design of the 2011 Dodge Challenger SRT8 392 Dodge is still undeniably, with proportions to produce a bold, instantly recognizable vehicle that has a wide stable exchange rate of road.

A great divider integrated gaiters and the front wing to improve overall before high-speed aerodynamics and overall balance. Top speed increased to over 180 mph with the manual transmission (the automatic 173 mph). A modified front wing has improved aerodynamics and chin fascia painted to emphasize a more aggressive look. The rear spoiler is finished in matching body color.

New Interior delight.

The performance management says Challenger SRT8 392 comes to life with a new right-size, three-spoke steering wheel that includes a carbon fiber leather accent wrap and metallic silver painted spokes 3 -, 6 - and 9:00 positions.

The instrument panel has a trapezoidal shape of four cluster bombs with chrome gauge rings and unique graphics, new for 2011 SRT. Within the group, the Center for SRT-exclusive Electronic Information (EVIC) with pages of results provides the driver with travel information, multimedia information at the Center for Media radio with instant feedback on 0-60 time mph, 60-0 mph braking, g-forces, a mile and quarter mile times eighth.

Front seats with lumbar are standard on all models of the Challenger SRT8 392. It 'also much easier to enter and exit the rear seat. The driver's seat now includes a tilting backrest with memory and easy access to the release handle, when the front passenger seat tilts and slide with memory, which makes it even easier to use.

Maximum performance management of road and track.

A new, highly anti-shock to provide a guide company that maintains a feel for the movement of every day, fully capable of challenging situations. SRT engineers fine tune the suspension geometry to improve the balance of the Challenger, cornering and steering response. Indicators for more rapid, and new negative camber settings around the Challenger greatly improve the appetite for high-speed cornering.

The performance of the SRT-tuned, fully hydraulic steering system has improved the new, heavily revised gear pump and to give drivers a more direct feel and response center.

The result: the 2011 SRT8 Challenger 392 is capable of 0.93 g on the skid pad - more than any other production Challenger and on par with some of the best handling performance of the World Cup.

392 legendary history.

The original 392 HEMI engine was introduced in the new model for 1957 years, Chrysler and Imperial products. It replaced the 354 cubic-inch version of the original 1951.Compared HEMI engine with 354, 392 has been completely revised and improved, with larger valves and ports, block and beefier crankshaft, bearings and improved. In short, the 392 HEMI, often affectionately referred to simply as "92" was a complete drag racing.

More than a couple of pilots immediately improve the performance of the new HEMI bolting is six or eight carburetors, installing a new camshaft, etc., and went racing.

Racing legend Don "Big Daddy" Garlits ran a 392 in his Swamp Rat I infamous dragster at speeds faster record of 180 km / h on nitro with no compressor. Garlits also used a HEMI 392-200 officially break the km / h barrier when his Swamp Rat went 201.34 mph at Atco, New Jersey, in 1964.

But success went beyond the drag strip 392. He also set records at the Bonneville Salt Flats and boat races. Drag racing boats are no different from their terrestrial counterparts in the use of 392. Famous builder Keith Black HEMI engine was best known in the water than on land, until he joined Tommy Greer and hired Don "The Snake" Prudhomme superior fuel to dominate California in the early 1960's with a 392 HEMI.

After 1958, was 392 HEMI went as a production engine, but it is still a legend. Collectors are now to preserve many historic race cars 392-powered, hot rods and proudly display them on the race track performance.

Mopar in 2007 - helped celebrate the 50 th of the original 392 by running a modern box-version 392 HEMI - Chrysler LLC service, parts and customer care of the brand.

Price $ 42,780

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2011 Dodge Charger Monitoring

2011 Dodge Charger Pursuit Review

The new Dodge Charger Pursuit optimize performance suspension, heavy anti-lock ventilated disc brakes (ABS), front and rear stabilizer bars, performance tires with 18-inch steel wheels, and two state police special electronic stability control ( ESC) and the calibration to make the pursuit of complete. World-class ride and handling of dynamic performance, Dodge Charger features rear-wheel drive and updated design Pursuit geometry of the front suspension and rear multi-links to provide a smooth ride comfort for the law enforcement community, who spend long hours protect roads.
 

Designed with the help of the Council of the brand of advice to the police, mobile search in command of the 2011 Dodge Charger interior has a module interface for easy integration police equipment, seats before the police service, mounted column automatic transmission with Auto Stick, red / white LED interior lighting for night vision equipment and more.

Dodge Charger Pursuit surrounding the heroic men and women who protect us safely and without compromising safety equipment, including standard multi-stage driver and passenger advanced front passenger airbags, seat mounted thorax side airbags for the air, supplemental side-curtain airbags front and rear outboard passengers, driver's knee bag, tire pressure monitoring and more.

Behind his dark face, a Dodge Charger Pursuit offers a completely new series E-85 capable 3.6-liter V-6 engine Pentastar time variable valve timing (VVT) and available for the legendary HEMI 5.7-liter V- 8 ™ engine fuel saving Multi-Transfer System (MDS).

The all-new 2011 Dodge Charger Pursuit will be available for order in September 2010, Chrysler Group LLC naval operations.

Price $ 25.395

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2011 Dodge Avenger Review

2011 Dodge Avenger Review

"New and Improved" is a selling point that has probably existed as long as the wheel. Excessive use over time has been given a connotation that alienates consumers today. However, in the case of the Dodge Avenger 2011, this phrase has some merit, as Chrysler has done a great effort to improve the perceived ease of your vehicles. But this effort really make this midsize sedan segment more competitive in a very difficult market?


One of the biggest complaints about the previous life of the avenger of second-class implementation of its interior, a byproduct of cheap materials and poor construction quality. 2011 Avenger has made great strides in this direction, thanks to the cottage updated, and now that Dodge is at least competitive with other mid-size sedan. The look is still quite common, but fortunately not immediately Avenger interiors scream "rental car!" how to use it.

Adequate but not refined 2.4-liter four-cylinder Avenger is still standard equipment on most trim levels, but the V6 283 hp The new 3.6-liter is more robust than the previous V6 model and is actually the most powerful engine in its class. Completely revised suspension components and steering are the Avenger much more satisfying to drive.

Not a good value here too, as the avenger of packs plenty of features for the money. As such, the Avenger has taken a new position in the midsize sedan segment is highly competitive. While the Honda Accord and Toyota Camry are the more traditional options, we believe that the Ford Fusion, Hyundai Sonata and Kia Optima are outstanding in design and innovation.

Compared to these cars, the Avenger is a little short in terms of fuel efficiency and usefulness in everyday life, but it has more involving driving dynamics. Together with the Mazda 6, Nissan Altima and Suzuki Kizashi Avenger is a test drive, if you want a midsize sedan that is not a repetition in training.


Body styles, trim levels and options

The 2011 Dodge Avenger is a midsize sedan is offered in five trim levels: Express, Mainstreet, heat and Lux.

The Express comes with steel wheels 17-inch, full power accessories, cruise control, air conditioning, a steering column tilts and telescopes, cloth upholstery and a stereo with four speakers with drive CD and audio capabilities.

The Avenger Main Street adds alloy wheels, heated exterior mirrors, climate control, a leather steering wheel, a power driver seat and a stereo with six speakers Satellite Radio. Intensify the thermal model allows you to get a V6 engine, 18-inch wheels, fog lights, rear spoiler, remote ignition, heated front seats and an upgraded stereo with a touch screen and 30 GB of storage for digital music.

Lux model is similar to the thermal break, but returns a four-cylinder engine and lose the rear spoiler, but also includes chrome wheels, leather seats and Bluetooth. Most of the features of an Avengers upper cut is available in other versions than the alternatives. In addition, a stand-alone options are available on some models and even the sunroof and navigation system in real-time traffic information.

Engines and performance

2011 Dodge Avenger is available in both a four-or six-cylinder engine. Line-4 base 2.4-liter engine is the only choice available and the Main Street Express models and is standard on the Lux This engine produces 173 hp and 166 pound-feet of torque. Express comes with a four-speed automatic, while the Main Street and Lux ​​will receive a six-speed transmission. Estimates of fuel consumption are the four-cylinder, Avenger, 21 mpg city/30 mpg highway and 24 mpg with four-speed automatic and 20 city/31 highway and 24 in combination with a six-speed automatic.

A 3.6-liter V6 engine that generates 283 hp and 260 lb-ft of torque is standard on the heat and is optional on Lux. A six-speed automatic transmission is the only transmission available for this engine. In tests , an Avenger V6 Lux accelerated to 60 mph in just 6.7 seconds, a fast time in this class. Estimated fuel economy for the V6 engine of 19 highway and 22 combined ciudad/29.

Security


Standard safety equipment on all 2011 Dodge Avenger includes antilock brakes with brake assist, active head restraints, front airbags seat side, full-length side curtain airbags, Hill Start Assist, stability control and 'Traction.


Interior Design and Special Features

This year has been an Avenger interior makeover that appeals almost all the ills of the previous model a bit. A dash more streamlined, new steering wheel, redesigned vents, and the generous use of soft-touch materials contributes to an impression that greatly improved the atmosphere is far from the previous car econobox.

The actual dimensions of the passenger has not changed and that gets high marks for comfort, with supportive seats and decent head and leg. However, buyers who plan to fill the backseat with their adult size on a regular basis can consider some of the competitors of the Dodge Avenger, which offer ample rear. The trunk is 13.4 cubic feet a bit on the weak side compared with other midsize sedans.

Driving Impressions

The mechanical modifications to the 2011 Dodge Avenger has made a significant improvement in handling of the car, while the equipment recalibrated steering felt more precise.

Performance with the 2.4 liter four-cylinder is still far from impressive, but I suspect it will be sufficient for the needs of many buyers, especially when it is coupled to the six-speed automatic transmission. With 110 more horsepower than the four cylinders, the new 3.6-liter V6 is by far the most fun option, offering a strong acceleration with only a small sacrifice in fuel economy.

Price $ 19 245

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Dodge offers sneak peek at 2011 Mopar Charger

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The 2010 Mopar Challenger arrived last summer to a hero’s welcome. Chrysler only offered 500 copies of the special edition Mopar model, which carried a base sticker price of $38,000. With the all-new 2011 Charger now trolling Dodge dealer parking lots all around the country, you can probably guess which vehicle is next to feature a Mopar makeover.

Fortunately, Chrysler doesn’t plan to disappoint, as the automaker has released the first sketch of its forthcoming special edition model. The rendering reveals a black and blue color scheme similar to that of the Challenger, though the side stripes have been replaced with a stripe that stretches across the hood, roof and trunk. As an added bonus, the Mopar team appears to have gotten rid of the bulbous and unnecessary hood scoop for the 2011 Charger; a move we support 1,000 percent.

Some 2010 Mopar Challenger owners may have been disappointed that Chrysler’s mod team opted for the 5.7 liter V8 as the engine of choice instead of the more powerful 6.1 liter V8. Team Pentastar hasn’t yet announced which engine the Mopar Charger will receive, though the automaker did promise that engineers have “added even more performance.” We’re hoping that “more performance” translates into the new 470-horsepower, 6.4 liter V8, but we’ll have to wait until later this month when Chrysler officially reveals the hot new sedan at an as-yet undisclosed event (New York Auto Show?).

[Source: Chrysler]

PRESS RELEASE:

Auburn Hills, Mich. - Today, Chrysler Group LLC issued a sketch of its new Mopar® ‘11 Charger. The company will release details of the vehicle later this month.

“After the success of our Mopar ‘10 Challenger, we moved on to the iconic Dodge Charger and added even more performance,” said Pietro Gorlier, President and CEO of Mopar, Chrysler Group’s service, parts and customer-care brand. “As a new company, we will continue to leverage the heritage of the Mopar brand at every turn.”

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SEMA 2010: Dodge Charger Redline Concept




Among Chrysler's homage to the storied past at this year's SEMA Show is this 2011 Dodge Charger Redline Concept – the Charger that Mopar Underground would build if it could. The crimson four-door sits an inch lower to the ground over 22-inch Super Alloy wheels, all the better to keep your eyes on the black roof. Other trim pieces include the black spoilers fore and aft, tinted head- and taillights and a black side scoop to take you back to the 1970 Dodge Charger R/T.

Under the aluminum hood is a 5.7-liter Hemi wearing Mopar headers, as well as a cold-air intake and exhaust. Come shimmy and shake time, things are kept in better check by a Mopar strut tower brace. A black and red interior fills out the theme, aluminum bezels and Katzkin leather keeping it swish and prototype paddle shifters keep it truly conceptual.

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SEMA 2010: Dodge Charger Redline Concept




Among Chrysler's homage to the storied past at this year's SEMA Show is this 2011 Dodge Charger Redline Concept – the Charger that Mopar Underground would build if it could. The crimson four-door sits an inch lower to the ground over 22-inch Super Alloy wheels, all the better to keep your eyes on the black roof. Other trim pieces include the black spoilers fore and aft, tinted head- and taillights and a black side scoop to take you back to the 1970 Dodge Charger R/T.

Under the aluminum hood is a 5.7-liter Hemi wearing Mopar headers, as well as a cold-air intake and exhaust. Come shimmy and shake time, things are kept in better check by a Mopar strut tower brace. A black and red interior fills out the theme, aluminum bezels and Katzkin leather keeping it swish and prototype paddle shifters keep it truly conceptual.

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SEMA 2010: Dodge Challenger SRT8 392




One of the 1,492 Challenger SRT8 392s that Dodge says it's going to build next year is menacing the corner of the Mopar booth at this year's SEMA show. With a new 6.4-liter V8 offering 470 horsepower and 470 pound-feet of torque under the hood, this muscle machine appears ready to tame the road.

The SRT8 392 should prove to perform significantly better than previous Challengers thanks to quicker steering, revised suspension settings, beefier shocks and added downforce. The wheels are also a treat. Plus, you'll get better gas mileage than in the 2010 Challenger – that is, if you manage to scoop one up before everyone else.

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Dodge Challenger SRT10 in 2011?

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I went to the SEMA show in Las Vegas back in 2008 and one of the first cars I noticed there was a new Dodge Challenger dubbed the SRT10 concept. Obviously the SRT10 denotes that this particular Challenger packed the same 600 hp V10 hammer under the hood that came standard in Dodge’s Viper, but up until now actual production of this car has been just a rumor. Now, according to OntarioStreetCar.com we’re hearing that this V10 monster may actually see the light of day. We just posted that the new 2011 Dodge Challenger SRT8′s 6.4-liter HEMI will pump out 475 hp, and while an impressive number it still falls short of Ford’s Shelby GT500 Mustang’s 550 hp. Combine this with news of a new high horsepower Chevrolet Camaro Z28 and Dodge has every reason to produce a car such as the Challenger SRT10.

2011 Dodge Challenger SRT10

As of right now there is no word if the car will be produced by Dodge or shipped off to a subcontractor like Roush Performance. Either way we really hope that Dodge has the stones to step up to the plate with this thing and give the boys of the blue oval and the Chevy bow-tie a real run for their money. Let’s just hope that pricing isn’t too far out of whack in comparison to the competition, because if that happens then all this hoopla and the car itself will just be an exercise in futility.

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2012 Dodge Viper Preview

2012 Dodge Viper

The last model for the current generation Dodge Viper has already rolled off the assembly line, but instead of crying about it, we can take comfort in knowing that the next generation has already been confirmed for production. News of this came when the future sports car was shown at a private Chrysler dealer conference this week.

Insiders at the event said that the next Viper will come with a more aggressive design, featuring all-new bodywork painted 25 times in candy-apple red. They also said the car’s look had moved away from its race-car roots and evolved into a more traditional sports car.

It is rumored that Chrysler will place an 8.4-liter V10 engine incorporating Fiat’s innovative Multiair technology under the hood. Rumors are also circulating that an entry-level V8 engine is also under consideration.

The next generation Viper should be a force to be reckoned with considering Dodge has asked for Ferrari’s assistance in the development of the new sports car. Ralph Gilles, Dodge CEO said that we should be seeing the next Dodge Viper in 2012. We can’t wait!

[Source:Autocar]

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Dodge Charger saves life of suicide jumper

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A 2008 Dodge Charger played the role of lifesaver on Tuesday when a man fell 400 feet and amazingly lived to see another day. The New York Post reports that 22-year-old Thomas Magill allegedly tried to commit suicide by jumping out of a 39-story New York high-rise when the aforementioned Charger broke his fall. Witnesses said that Magill flew through the air at "like 100 miles per hour" and landed on the Charger's rear window.

The man's impact sent glass flying everywhere and even knocked his tennis shoes clear off his feet and onto the windshield of another vehicle. After Magill hit the vehicle, witnesses claim the young man screamed that his legs hurt. Understandably.

While Magill lived through the tremendous fall, he's not out of the woods yet. He is reportedly listed in critical condition at a local New York hospital.

[Source: The New York Post]

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Detroit 2010: Dodge Viper ACR 1:33 Edition

Dodge Viper ACR 1:33 Edition

We heard about it in Los Angeles, and now we see it here in the D. Meet the 1:33 Edition of Dodge's most potent ever Viper. Why the name? We're glad you asked. Back in November, hot-shoe Dodge Chris Winkler managed to hammer the track-focused Viper ACR around Laguna Seca in 1:33.944, faster than any other production car has ever gone (Note: the spoiler says 1:33.915). Impressive, no? Only 33 of these special Vipers are being built.

Here's what makes 'em so grand: Thanks to new, more bonkers gearing, the 600-horsepower monster does everything quicker. Try this statistic on for size: 0 to 202 miles-per-hour happens 14 seconds quicker with this 2010 Viper ACR than the 2009 model. Can we get a wolf whistle? The 1:33 Edition also gets a unique two-tone Black Clear Coat/Red Clear Coat exterior color, the inverse of the original ACR, as well as modified end caps on its massive carbon-fiber wing, too. We're going to miss the uncircumsized Dodge Viper (how would you describe it?), but at least it's going out with a big bang.

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Detroit 2010: Dodge Nitro Detonator

Dodge Nitro Detonator

Dodge is rolling out three special edition Nitros here at the Detroit Auto Show named Heat, Detonator and Shock. For now, we're focusing on the Detonator, a massively loud yellow mid-size SUV. Aside from the eye-scorching paint, the Nitro Detonator gets standard 20-inch wheels, eight premium speakers hooked into a 368-watt amp plus a nine-inch subwoofer. Tinted glass, too.

The real news, however, is the engine. All three special edition Nitros get an aluminum 4.0-liter V6 that makes 23 percent more horsepower and 12 percent more torque. Specifically, the overhead cam V6 pumps out 260 hp and 265 lb-ft of torque. That's some decent grunt, though a 4.0-liter-V6-powered Nissan Pathfinder makes 266 hp and 288 lb-ft of torque. However, the Nitro Detonator has gray stripes on the hood. Costs $25,995, too.

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Detroit 2010: Dodge Ram is Dancing on the Ceiling

Dodge Ram is Dancing on the Ceiling

Entering the Chrysler display promised to yield few surprises here at the Detroit Auto Show. The automaker doesn't even have a press conference scheduled – mostly because there isn't a lot happening new product-wise. But that doesn't mean The Pentastar doesn't have anything to be proud of, including the latest iteration of the Dodge Ram Heavy Duty, which was recently named the Motor Trend Truck of the Year.

Ostensibly to celebrate that award, but probably more likely to add a little excitement to its booth area here in Detroit, Chrysler has somehow managed to attach a brand-new 2010 Dodge Ram Heavy Duty to the ceiling of its display. So, if you plan on visiting Detroit this week to see all that the world's finest automakers have to offer, make your way to the Chrysler booth... and keep your eyes skyward.

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First Drive: 2010 Dodge Ram HD

2010 Dodge Ram HD

Back in 1993, truck drivers had no choice but to depend on domestic automakers for work-ready pickups, and only Ford and General Motors offered competitive haulers. That all changed a year later when Dodge set the pickup truck market on its leaf springs with the introduction of its all-new Ram. With a big-rig appearance thanks to an imposing front grille that looked ready to kick you in the Truck Nutz, Dodge's truck sales tripled inside of 12 months and gave load-hauling manly men a real alternative to Ford and Chevy. But while Dodge hit a home run with the 1994 Ram, the Penta-horned brand didn't have a heavy-duty option in its lineup until 2003, and an all-important diesel powerplant didn't come online until 2004. In 2008, Dodge filled out its pickup lineup with heavy-duty 4500 and 5500 variants, finally giving Chrysler's trucking arm the range of choices necessary to get plucky with the competition from Detroit and Dearborn.

Last year, Dodge introduced a new light-duty Ram, with sleek updated aesthetics and controversial coil springs that provide a superior ride at the expense of some towing and hauling capability. Fast-forward a year and the truckmakers at Chrysler are set to unleash a new heavy-duty Ram that's been redesigned to provide customers more capability, more options and a better ride while competing against offerings from its crosstown rivals with a lower cost of entry. We headed out to Ann Arbor, MI to drive, tow, brake, climb and traverse in the new Ram HD to see if Chrysler's truck team has succeeded.

When it comes to passenger cars, it's difficult to discern exactly what your customer base is after. An automaker can make a sedan with good power and handling, fine interior appointments and tons of room for four adults, yet the final product can still go over like a herpes flare-up. Trucks are a bit different. If you can deliver rugged good looks; strong, usable power; plenty of storage and top-notch reliability, chances are customers are going to find you. After all, there were 1.6 million trucks sold in the U.S. last year; about one-in-eight of the total consumer-grade vehicles sold, so there's plenty of reward for a job done right.

But the trick to nailing a top-notch pickup is working tirelessly with customers to figure out who buys trucks and how they're used, and the guys and gals at Dodge have it down to an exact science. How exact? Dodge's marketing team tells us that a typical truck buyer is a 55-year-old male, about 5' 11" and 203 pounds. There is a 67-percent chance that customer is going to have at least one dog (half the animal owners have two or more), and there's a 58-percent chance he tows a trailer.



To cater to that core customer, every Dodge Ram HD comes with a standard Class IV hitch, along with both four- and seven-pin hookups. As is increasingly common these days, Dodge is also offering an optional trailer brake package integrated into the dashboard. And since the guys who use their truck for work all week typically also use that truck on the weekends, the new Ram HD now has a crew cab configuration to ensure there's enough room for the camper, the family and the dog.

The new Dodge Ram HD looks smooth, maybe even a bit sexy.
Truck buyers demand a lot out of their pickups, and utility will always take precedence over appearance in the heavy-duty segment. But that doesn't mean looks are unimportant. HD-class pickups need too look, well, heavy-duty, and this new Ram has bad-ass written all over it. For 2010, the Ram's already substantial crosshair grille gets even bigger, with enough chrome to fry even the most bling-resistant of retinas. The shiny metal parade continues with the bumper, which has been impressively fashioned from a single chunk of metal.

The hood now has a prominent power dome that seems to be all the rage these days and the headlamps received the same treatment as Dodge's light-duty model, only bigger. Arguably the most impressive design feature of the new Ram is a dually exclusive. Dodge decided to shy away from the composite body panels to cover the rear tires, instead opting to stamp the dually rig's rear quarters using honest-to-goodness steel. The look is smooth, maybe even a bit sexy, especially if trucks that can tow 17,000 pounds is your thing.



In all, Dodge manages to make an already manly looking truck even more rough and ready. Gaps are tighter, sheetmetal is curvier and everything just looks brawnier. But today's heavy-duty truck buyer is shelling out anywhere from $30,000 to over $60,000 for the right to go big, and they demand a functional, configurable and comfortable interior. The 2010 Dodge Ram HD has an interior for every taste, from a regular cab for work applications to the crew cab and even a largest-in-class mega cab.

We spent the majority of our time in a Ram 2500 SLT crew cab with a 6' 4" bed. Dodge says this is their volume truck, so we were more than happy to take the Cummins diesel-powered example as our test model. Over the course of our testing at Chrysler's Chelsea, MI proving grounds, it proved to be a nice place to work. First off, the crew cab's cabin is huge – which is expected of a four-door pickup weighing more than 6,000 pounds. There's so much room inside the new Ram HD that Dodge engineers found enough space to throw in 42 storage areas – up from 24 cubbies in the last-gen Heavy Duty. While some of those compartments are only big enough to handle a cell phone or a couple packs of gum, others are large and quite handy. The massive glovebox can fit drinks for everyone in the cabin, while the in-floor cooler can fit added refreshments plus ice.



Beyond a plethora of cab configurations, Dodge is also offering two different levels of interior refinement. The base interior, in which we spent most of our time, is fine for most applications, with harder plastics better suited to a work site than a trip to the opera. It'll be fine for most truck owners, though, with comfortable seats and armrests aplenty. We did manage to spend some time in an upscale Laramie model, which contains the same top-notch materials found in the higher-spec light-duty Ram. Soft touch, leather-like materials abound, and the hide-wrapped steering wheel is one of the best in the business – even eclipsing the offerings from Ford or GM's truck.

But while a great cabin certainly helps both the recreational and work truck buyer do their job in comfort, the most important factor is capability. And since the Ram HD can haul up to 24,500 GCWR, we're confident the newest Dodge has all the skills that most truck buyers could ever need. During our stint with the Ram HD, we were given the opportunity to drive three Dually 3500 models, each towing or hauling something significant. The first model, a regular cab model with a six-speed manual transmission and an eight-foot bed, had over 1,200 pounds of straw strapped to its back. The 350 horsepower and 650 lb-ft of torque provided by the 6.7-liter Cummins inline-six diesel engine (which carries a $7,615 price tag over the standard HEMI V8) hauled this big load without breaking a sweat, though rowing our own gears isn't nearly as much fun when motivating 8,000 pounds of truck.




The giant bale of straw was only an appetizer, though. The big fun was to be had when we got behind the wheel of a Ram 3500 Crew Cab Dually with an eight-foot box. Latched onto the truck's bed was a trailer containing a Case IH Maxxum 125 tractor. That's 16,500 pounds of tractor and trailer – exactly the sort of payload you pictured yourself hauling as a kid playing with Tonka Trucks. With all that weight in tow, the Ram HD's best-in-class 650 lb-ft of torque at 1,500 RPM came in handy. Taking off from a stop was a snap, and coming to a halt wasn't as laborious as expected. The Cummins I6 displayed steady grunt when towing the load, never feeling overmatched. Once up to speed, we were able to shift our own gears thanks to Dodge's Electronic Range Select feature, which lets the driver manually limit the highest available gear. ERS comes in handy when traversing steep grades while hauling a big load, as there are only so many algorithms engineers can program to provide up/down shifts exactly when you need them. Turning was made a bit easier with the aid of the new Ram's excellent sideview mirrors, which kept a crystal clear picture of everything going on around our super-sized cargo.

The Ram HD also has a few features that make hauling a big load safer. Diesel models now come with a standard exhaust brake that can be turned on and off via a switch on the dash. The exhaust brake shuts down the turbos, using engine compression to slow down the mini big rig, which also reduces brake fade when hauling loads on downhill grades. We weren't able to test the exhaust brake during our time hauling the Case IH Maxxum 125 tractor, but we did try out another way Dodge engineers were able to make the Ram HD easier to stop. While coasting at 60 MPH, we were instructed to simply ease off the accelerator and tap the brake. The integrated trailer brake controller worked in concert with the Ram's six-speed auto 'box to quickly slow over 24,000 lbs of steel, glass and rubber without overtaxing the truck's disc brakes.



Dodge appears to have built a work truck for everybody from the grunt to the site foreman, and the horned beast is looking to appeal to the ardent off-roader as well. The new 2010 Ram HD Power Wagon is no joke. Its 33-inch LT285/70R17D BF Goodrich All-Terrain tires, solid axles, locking front and rear differentials and electronic sway bar disconnect have banded together to accomplish one goal: making you a superstar when tackling the wild. Dodge set up a sweet off-road gauntlet within its proving grounds to properly test the Power Wagon's prowess. We simply put the Ram into 4WD low and headed off into the rough stuff.

Chrysler has a great opportunity to improve upon its 23-percent share of the HD truck market.
The course contained uphill and downhill grades, massive boulders, several inches of mud and even a steep, dirt-encrusted log bridge. The Power Wagon cut through all of the obstacles without breaking a sweat, with the 383-hp HEMI V8 (the Cummins diesel isn't available on the Power Wagon) providing plenty of punch for anything we were able to throw at it.

Dodge management challenged its truck engineers to deliver similar ride quality improvements to its heavy-duty offerings as it did with the light-duty Ram, but without the use of coil springs. We wouldn't exactly say those engineers nailed this request like a Rodney Dangerfield Triple Lindy, but we would definitely call the new Ram HD a more comfortable cruiser than the outgoing model. Among the engineering changes for 2010 are mounts that connect the C-Pillar to the truck's frame, resulting in less cabin shake on rough roads. The new Ram is also quieter on the inside with the aid of triple sealed doors and improved aerodynamics. The change is noticeable when holding conversations on the open road, and we were even able to talk in muted tones when traversing the gauntlet in the Power Wagon.



After spending a day with the extensive lineup of heavy-duty Dodge Rams, we're confident that Chrysler's truck division has a reasonable shot at improving upon its 23-percent share of the HD truck market. That's already a big chunk of pie in a segment Dodge has only played in for seven years, and a new-and-improved truck for 2010 that will retail for less money than the model it replaces makes the fight for customers a bit more interesting. Dodge's new trucks are now more competitive than ever with improved aesthetics and ride quality, terrific interiors, more configurations and improved capability. At the very least, the Mopar brand has put a lot of pressure on the competition to hit a home run with new product offerings next year. Because if Ford or GM miss, Dodge will be more than happy to take their customers and run.

[Source: Autoblog]

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Ram hybrid coming in 2010

Ram hybrid coming in 2010

According to The Detroit News, the big joint development program formed several years ago between General Motors, Daimler, Chrysler and BMW to develop a two-mode hybrid system for light duty vehicles is over. With all four automakers now having launched versions of the gas-electric system, the joint program is being wound down and the Troy, Michigan office where engineers from each company collaborated will be closed by the end of this year. Most of the joint work actually ended last June and many of the staff have already been relocated to other facilities.

The Mercedes-Benz ML450 hybrid and BMW X6 ActiveHybrid are both going into production right about now using a version of the two mode transmission built by Daimler. Chrysler, which briefly built a version of the Durango and Aspen SUVs with the hybrid system last year, remains committed to re-launching the system in the Ram pickups in 2010. At this point, however, it looks unlikely that the planned light-duty hybrid will launch anytime soon in the Ram 1500.

[Source: The Detroit News]

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First Drive: Classic Design Concepts Group 2 Widebody Challenger

CDC Group 2 Widebody Challenger

The Challenger SRT8 marked the official return last year of the musclecar to the Dodge lineup, and its retro styling, 425-horsepower V8 and tire-shredding capabilities had Mopar enthusiasts giddy with excitement. What, you say, could be much better? Enter Classic Design Concepts. The Novi, Michigan-based company has been adding its visual touch to cars since 1990, and recently tried its hand at Dodge's new musclecar. The result? The Group 2 Widebody Challenger that made its debut at SEMA in 2008. We were instantly smitten with the car's aggressive appearance on the show floor, and were determined to get a closer look if we ever had the chance. Jumping forward a couple of months, we recently learned that the car would be out in Southern California for a Mopar gathering. A phone call to CDC later and we were fortunate enough to land an afternoon behind the wheel of this 575-horsepower bona fide modern musclecar.

First off, let's get one thing straight: Classic Design Concepts isn't your typical body kit manufacturer. The fit and finish on all of its products is at or above OE quality, which is why companies like Ford, Saleen and Roush have relied on CDC to supply parts for their cars. Remember that cool functional hood scoop on the Mach 1 Mustang built in 2003? It was designed and built by Classic Design Concepts. All products also come with their own three-year warranty on manufacturer defects.



You might wonder – as did we – why they don't build and sell a complete car of their own. We asked, and were told that CDC prefers to simply provide components and let customers create cars for themselves. Even so, the Group 2 Challenger has the look of a production car and we could easily picture it on a showroom floor.

Just like the stock Challenger, the Group 2 Widebody gets inspiration from Mopar models past. The overall theme of the car comes from a variety of 1970's Chrysler road racers, including five Hemi Cuda race cars that were campaigned by Chrysler of France from 1970 to 1973, and more famously, by the Challenger T/A driven by Sam Posey in the 1970 Trans-Am season. Each competed in a Group 2 classification – the Cudas in FIA and the Challenger T/A in SCCA, hence the name. Other visual cues, like the rear quarter panel extensions, have a direct link to the 1971 Plymouth Hemi Cuda.
So, just what is included in the Group 2 package? For starters, new composite front fenders, left and right spoiler canards (side wings) and rear "billboard" panel and fenderwell extensions. In total, the new body panels add six inches to the width of the Challenger. Not only does it look awesome, but it's functional too. The car can now accommodate 11.5-inch wide wheels at the rear and 10-inch wide wheels up front, enabling better grip for acceleration and cornering. Customers can purchase the package with USW 20-inch three-piece wheels and Pirelli PZero Rosso tires or find their own combination. Other options from Classic Design Concepts include a stainless steel wire mesh grille, sequential taillights and a fully functional shaker hood system, a CDC specialty.



This particular Challenger also has a few additional components not sold directly by Classic Design Concepts. Under the hood is a Vortech supercharger system that works in conjunction with the shaker hood system to boost the Hemi V8 to 575 horsepower, and out back, a Corsa exhaust system ensures a true muscle car sound emits from the tailpipes. Lastly, a KW coilover suspension system helps reduce body roll and improve handling, and a Baer drilled-and-slotted big brake upgrade provides additional stopping power.



While it's hard for a photograph to convey, the width of the CDC Group 2 Challenger is nothing short of impressive in person. The new fenders give the Challenger bold and beautiful curves at nearly every angle, and the difference is especially noticeable when juxtaposed with a stock Dodge Challenger. Although it barely seems possible, the Group 2 actually manages to make the standard production car look wimpy. In fact, we began to notice a growing trend as we spent more time with the car; everything that the stock Dodge Challenger embodies, the CDC Group 2 does so even more. If the Challenger reminds you of the muscle car era, the Group 2 makes you feel like you're actually there. Think driving around in Challenger SRT8 attracts attention? Try it in this bad boy. Parked at a gas station, we had people appear out of nowhere to come inspect the car. The Group 2 seems to be universally loved by car enthusiasts. Everyone from a Ford Mustang GT owner to a 20-something in a Mitsubishi Lancer Evo pulled over to have a look at the car.



And then there is the experience of actually driving the CDC Group 2 Challenger. We can't think of another modern vehicle that makes you feel this much like you're behind the wheel of a true take-no-prisoners muscle car. Mash the throttle and the Group 2 explodes off the line with tires howling and the tail wagging as the car fights for traction in spectacular muscle car fashion. It doesn't feel supercar fast – most likely because of its size – but just a few seconds on the gas and you'll be well past the legal speed limit. The only thing we'd change is the automatic transmission, and fortunately, Chrysler is now offering a six-speed manual for the Challenger. Check that option in the box, and we'd take this car as-is, no changes needed.



So what's the downside? Well, the Group 2 package is a wee bit expensive. All of the body components are $11,995 installed, or $5,895 not including wheels and tires. The shaker system, including the composite flat hood, adds another $2,495. So just to get the full look of this car, you're looking at nearly $14,500. To build this exact car, you'd also have to spend $6,400 (Vortech supercharger), $3,095 (KW adjustable coilovers), $3,525 (Baer Extreme Plus brakes) and $1,870 (Corsa exhaust system). Add that to the $42,745 price of a base Dodge Challenger SRT8 plus $695 for the manual transmission, and you end up with a $72,820 car.

The Classic Design Concepts Group 2 Widebody Challenger is kind of like the Shelby GT500KR of Mopars: based on a $20,000 car and probably not the best bang for your buck, but it's the ultimate version of a really cool car. So if the Dodge Challenger is your dream car, then the CDC Group 2 Widebody Challenger is the biggest, baddest, and, without a doubt, widest one you can get.
Base vehicle specs:
2008 Dodge Challenger SRT8
6.1LHEMI
5-Speed Automatic Transmission
Brilliant Black

CDC GROUP 2 Challenger Wide Body Kit – PN. 0832-7005-01

  • Package components Include:
  • Right and Left Composite Front Fenders
  • Right and Left Composite "Billboard" Rear Quarter Panel Extensions
  • Front and Rear Inner Wheel Well Extensions
  • Aerodynamic Front Spoiler "Canards"
  • Unique CDC GROUP 2 Exterior Badging and Numbered Console Plaque
Options on GROUP 2:
  • Challenger R/T - SRT8 Functional Shaker System
  • Challenger RTM Composite Flat Hood
GROUP 2 Specific Wheel and Tire Package:
  • Rims - USW Forged "Crossover" w/Three Piece Construction and unique spacing. Front – 20"X 10", Rear – 20" X 11.5"
  • Tires – Pirelli PZero Rosso Front - P275/40ZR 20, Rear – P315/35ZR 20
Other Modifications:
  • Vortech Supercharger
  • KW Coilover Suspension
  • Corsa Cat-Back Exhaust
  • Baer Extreme Plus Brake System


[Source: Autoblog]

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