The Last Of The Legendary Muscle Car
For generations, the Dodge Challenger has dominated the muscle car market. Over the years, the Dodge Challenger has delivered some of the fastest times thanks to powerful, performance-tuned engines. As the automaker looks ahead to eco-friendly electric vehicles, beasts like the Dodge Charger and Challenger are in their final model years. For those who love the grumble of the big engines and long for the styling of days gone by, now is the time to invest in a Dodge Challenger from Gengras CDJR.
The Last Call Lineup
All 2023 Dodge Challenger models will wear a “Last Call” badge under the hood, and the automaker will produce the classic muscle cars in vintage colors like Plum Crazy Purple, Sublime Green, B5 Blue, and Destroyer Grey. Customers can customize their vehicles, especially if they order the SRT Jailbreak models. The classic American muscle car will have a limited edition convertible option and a limited model that outperforms the Dodge Challenger SRT Demon with over 807 horsepower using E85 fuel.
The Dodge brand is also making several buzzworthy models that pair the modern powertrains but have styling details from models dating back to 1969. These limited edition models cannot be special ordered, so they can only be purchased when they arrive on the lot. Fortunately, Dodge will announce their delivery dates until the last Challenger leaves the factory. The sales team at Mike Smith CDJR can keep you up-to-date on the special trim levels outfitted with features in the SRT Super Stock, Scat Pack, and Hellcat trims.
Get Ready To Be Amazed
As Dodge prepares for the end of the era, the first limited edition model is the Dodge Challenger Shakedown. The automaker will release 1000 models with the R/T Scat Pack and Widebody models delivering 485 horsepower thanks to the 6.4-liter V8 engine. The exterior styling includes retro stripes while the interior sees the Super Bee emblazoned on specially designed seats as the 2023 Dodge Challenger release date approaches in fall 2023.
After the final Challenger is produced, the automaker will turn its focus to electric muscle cars. While a 2023 Dodge Challenger electric version is not expected, experts predict a 2024 Dodge electric muscle car could make its way to dealership lots. For now, it’s time to celebrate the iconic automobile that has been wowing drivers since 1969, especially those outfitted with the Hellcat engine.