You can now build and price your 2015 Challenger Hellcat on Dodge’s online configurator. There are surprisingly few options to choose from. A “stripper” (with a long list of standard features) will run you $60,990. Load it up and pay $65,465. A heck of a deal either way! Build yours here.
Word on the street is that Dodge will be offering a convertible Viper in 2015 accompanied by horsepower and torque increases from the V10. Find more info at Carbuzz.
Dodge has announced that the fender badge on 2015 Challenger and Charger Hellcats will be the snarling cat’s head as seen on the Charger when it debuted. The Challengers “Supercharged” badge apparently lost the vote. Good choice. Read more at Hot Rod.
Anybody for some off-roading in a new Challenger? Joey Ruiter has just the car for you. More than a concept vehicle, the parts are reportedly in production. You might want to move that shaker intake to the roof though, for those deep water crossings. Find more info at BangShift. More pics after the jump!
Cars In Barns is featuring these two Challengers found in Canada. Alas, not for sale. More pics after the jump!
Barn Finds highlights a South Carolina man’s field of dreams. He has an affliction for Mopars but, sadly, some appear to be in pretty rough shape. However, at least they are for sale. Find the Craigslist ad here. More pics after the jump!
Mopar has revealed their new 2015 Challenger Drag Pak. Power comes from a new, aluminum block 426. There is also a supercharged version! Mopar engineers must be just having the most fun ever. Find more info at CarBuzz. More pics and video after the jump!
Featured in Hooniverse’s Obscure Muscle Car Garage are the 1977 Dodge Charger Daytona, 1978-79 Dodge Magnum and the 1979 Chrysler 300. The late 70s were a sad time in muscle car history. Heck, the fastest (to 100 mph) US production vehicle in 1978 was the Lil’ Red Express! Review these cars features, hit the link, and place your vote. More pics after the jump!
BBC Autos provides ample proof that the Challenger Hellcat is one hell of a deal. Find more info at Jalopnik. More eye-opening examples after the jump!
