The Dodge Challenger, a renowned American muscle car, boasts a rich history that dates back to its introduction in 1969. Designed to compete with rivals like the Ford Mustang and Chevrolet Camaro, the Challenger was initially built on the Chrysler E platform. The first generation (1970-1974) offered a wide range of engines, from a modest inline-six to the formidable Hemi V8s, and became iconic for its performance and style. After a pause in production, the Challenger reemerged in 1978 as a compact car based on the Mitsubishi Galant Lambda, a significant departure from its muscle car roots. This generation was short-lived, ending in 1983. The Challenger made a triumphant return in 2008, recapturing the spirit of the original with modern engineering and technology while retaining its classic muscle car appeal. Today's Challenger models, while technologically advanced, continue to pay homage to their 1970s heritage, both in design and performance, making the Challenger a symbol of American automotive history and muscle car legacy.
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Chassis
Body
Dealer Info
tel: 936-463-6364Bray's Motor
1979 I-45 N
Madisonville TX, 77864
220MPH Top Speed!
This beautiful plum-crazy 2023 Dodge Challenger emerges as an embodiment of raw power and luxury, perfect for the enthusiast seeking a thrilling driving experience. Under the hood lies a beastly 6.2L 8-Cylinder SMPI Supercharged OHV engine, capable of a breathtaking top speed of 220 mph and delivering an earth-shaking 945lbs-ft of torque. This Challenger is not just a car; it's a launchpad, lifting off the ground as it takes off, thanks to its incredible power. The exterior boasts a striking purple finish that commands attention, while the burgundy interior wraps you in opulent comfort. Xenon headlights pierce the night with clarity, and the 8-speed automatic transmission ensures a seamless blend of power and smoothness. Fitted with Mickey Thompson ET Street tires, it grips the road with unyielding tenacity, perfect for both track days and cruising city streets. Inside, heated seats provide comfort in any weather, while the state-of-the-art Android Auto/Apple CarPlay and navigation system ensure connectivity and guidance on every journey. This 2023 Dodge Challenger isn't just a car; it's a statement of power, style, and advanced technology, designed to exhilarate and impress.
- Vin
- 2C3CDZL91PH100926
- Stock#
- 857
- miles
- 18
- Year:
- 2024
- Make:
- Dodge
- Model:
- Challenger Demon
- Body Style:
- -
- Engine Size:
- 6.2L V8 OHV 16V Supercharged
- Transmission Type:
- Automatic
- Doors:
- 2
- Exterior Color:
- Plum Crazy
- Interior Color:
- -
The Dodge Challenger Demon SRT 170
This beautiful plum-crazy 2023 Dodge Challenger emerges as an embodiment of raw power and luxury, perfect for the enthusiast seeking a thrilling driving experience. Under the hood lies a beastly 6.2L 8-Cylinder SMPI Supercharged OHV engine, capable of a breathtaking top speed of 220 mph and delivering an earth-shaking 945lbs-ft of torque. This Challenger is not just a car; it's a launchpad, lifting off the ground as it takes off, thanks to its incredible power. The exterior boasts a striking purple finish that commands attention, while the burgundy interior wraps you in opulent comfort. Xenon headlights pierce the night with clarity, and the 8-speed automatic transmission ensures a seamless blend of power and smoothness. Fitted with Mickey Thompson ET Street tires, it grips the road with unyielding tenacity, perfect for both track days and cruising city streets. Inside, heated seats provide comfort in any weather, while the state-of-the-art Android Auto/Apple CarPlay and navigation system ensure connectivity and guidance on every journey. This 2023 Dodge Challenger isn't just a car; it's a statement of power, style, and advanced technology, designed to exhilarate and impress.
Features
- 6.2L 8Cylinder SMPI Supercharged OHV
- PlumCrazy exterior, burgundy interior
- Xenon headlights
- 8speed automatic transmission
- Mickey Thompson ET Street tires
- Heated seats
- Android Auto/Apple Car Play, Navigation system