In the world of muscle cars, the 2023 Dodge Challenger stands as an icon, blending bold design elements with a performance-driven ethos that pays homage to its rich heritage.
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Time to say hello to the latest powerful car from Dodge in its Challenger family—the Dodge Challenger SRT Demon 170. This exceptional vehicle redefines the boundaries of muscle cars, delivering an unmatched combination of performance and power. In this blog, we will watch an official video of the exhilarating performance of the Dodge Challenger SRT Demon 170, a glimpse of its breathtaking acceleration and impressive top speed.
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Last night in Las Vegas, Dodge revealed the seventh and final of the brand’s “Last Call” lineup of special-edition 2023 Charger and Challenger models with the 1,025-horsepower 2023 Dodge Challenger SRT Demon 170 – the Most Powerful Muscle Car in the World – at the Dodge Last Call Powered by Roadkill Nights Vegas performance festival at Las Vegas Motor Speedway.
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With rising fuel prices and the need for sustainable and environmentally friendly alternatives, carmakers are investing heavily in hybrid technology and electric vehicles (EVs). In July last year, Stellantis revealed that 40% of its vehicles sold in North America will be electric by 2030, including Jeep SUVs, Ram pickups, and Dodge muscle cars. Jeep and Ram have already announced their hybridization and EV plans, and now Dodge is the latest automaker to jump on the electrification bandwagon. However, Dodge’s entry into the hybrid and EV space raises questions about the future of two of its most iconic models – the Dodge Challenger and Charger. Will Dodge discontinue them? Keep reading this blog from Stony Plain Chrysler in Stony Plain, AB, to find out.
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We’re super stoked to announce that the 2021 Dodge Challenger will once again be available in the iconic Gold Rush exterior color option. First introduced on the 50th Anniversary Limited Edition, Dodge has brought it back in select models for the new model year, including the T/A, T/A 392, SRT Hellcat and SRT Hellcat Redeye (SRT models require the Satin Black hand-painted hood, roof and decklid). With that in mind, we thought we’d give you a look at all of the available exterior colors you can choose from in the 2021 Dodge Challenger.
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Here at Stony Plain CDJR in Stony Plain, AB, we want to make sure that Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, and Ram owners enjoy their vehicles. And we certainly don’t want you to have to worry about whether your vehicle is going to be stolen. Luckily, Dodge has recently announced a new security feature to help prevent theft.
The new anti-theft feature for the Dodge Challenger and Charger is a free security update. Learn more about it below.
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When looking at the Dodge Challenger, everyone is all over the sleek looks and high-power performance that this vehicle exhibits. But little do most people know is that there are a bunch of different options that you can add to your Challenger to make it stand alone compared to the rest. Below we’ll be touching on the different options when it comes to engines, wheels, braking systems, and some of the launch features that can be added on.
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When you get in your car and hit a flat stretch of road with no one else around the thought probably crosses your mind to see just how fast your car can go. Pushing the pedal to the floor and hearing the surge of the engine is an adrenaline rush.
In case you missed the big game last night, and as a result missed all the Super Bowl LII commercials, you’re in luck! Here are the RAM, Jeep, & Dodge 2018 Super Bowl commercials for your viewing pleasure in one convenient location. Without further ado, check them out below and let us know what your favourite one is!
After weeks of teaser videos, Dodge has finally unleased the Dodge Challenger SRT Demon. The updated Challenger SRT features many “first-evers” for a factory-production car, and has even been banned by the National Hot Rod Association in its factory-production configuration. To race this bad boy at the strip, you’ll need to have a competition license and extra safety equipment — like a roll cage — that the car doesn’t come with.