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2015 Dodge Charger SRT... Hellcat!!!

4 doors and 707HP!  :drool:  Not to mention a top speed of 204MPH :bolt: and it starts at the low low price of $63,995  :spend:

Although I think the 2010 charger body/grille looked better.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iKE8dyuMasg

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Just what families need. Wonder what the reason is for top speed of over 200MPH????????

It looks just like the new mustang looks just like the new camaro. They all have very similar front ends. I wouldnt mind owning one though. It would be nice to have a sports car with 4 full doors once in a while.

 

They took the 2 keys idea from Ford I believe though. Ford came out with the Boss 302 Laguna Seca edition a few years ago. That also had 2 keys. One key was just the "standard" 302. The second key unlocks the beast.

Dodge was out first the others copied. Just look at the challenger. Dodge had a functional display at the detroit auto show, chevy had to push theirs on to the stage

didn't they 'hellcat' the challenger too? or charger only?

....... knock off the 2 rear doors... and I'd buy one! (seems we had this discussion a couple years ago??)

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didn't they 'hellcat' the challenger too? or charger only?

....... knock off the 2 rear doors... and I'd buy one! (seems we had this discussion a couple years ago??)

Yeah they have a Challenger version as well, it came first.

Hellcat is the engine name. There is a challenger and charger version with maybe a 1/2 ton pickup also in the future. The funny thing is the charger is faster

Dodge was out first the others copied. Just look at the challenger. Dodge had a functional display at the detroit auto show, chevy had to push theirs on to the When

When did they start doing the 2 key thing? Could have sworn Ford was the first. I am also not surprised that Chev had to push theirs. Typical.

The performance/limited keys were first developed by Can Am several years ago. They've been offering it on their side by sides and ATV's for 5 or 6 years that I know of.

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