Celebrities do attend SEMA, but rarely are they sober and genuinely interested in cars rather than simply stumble into another hall in Vegas. Jeff Dunham, the guy who made dead terrorists famous around the globe, did attend this year’s show and boy did he and Dodge have a toy to showoff. This custom Purple Dodge
Not everything put on display at the SEMA show in Las Vegas is an oversized toy, there’s some serious stands as well. Very rare occasions, but they exist. One such stand this year is the Dodge one as they’ve decided to get serious with their Challenger and stamp out an ACR version of it. Naturally,
The American people from Dodge started manufacturing the Dodge Challenger in 1970 at the Hamtramck plant in Michigan but also in Los Angeles, California. The first generation Challenger used the E-body platform and came in two different body styles: two-door convertible and two-door hardtop. Only four years later, the American company decided to end production
SEMA 2010 brought us lots and lots of custom cars, revealed crazy sound systems and modifications and something even better. A bunch of Mopar fans managed to squeeze some interesting statements out of Ralph Gilles. If you’re not aware of who Mr. Ralph Gilles is you should know that he is the head of the
SEMA finally opened its brand new 2010 Las Vegas shiny doors and revealed a few interesting things. Actually quite a lot of interesting things. One of the most interesting debuts to be seen at SEMA is the New Dodge Challenger’s makeover. It’s a custom creation that uses the 2010 Dodge Challenger as a base and
As part of the 2011 revival of the Dodge Challenger, Chrysler announced the fact that it will be available with an updated V6 engine. The new V6 is actually the 3.6 liter Pentastar V6 engine that’s the pride of Chrysler’s 2010 and beyond revolution.
Chrysler Group LLC has announced today the launch of some amazing financing incentives for potential customers. For starters you can have 0 percent financing for up to 60 months, and 1.9 percent financing for 72 months on most 2010 model year Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep and Ram truck vehicles as long as they are financed through
It’s a very good concept and I was very surprised when I saw how was 2009 Dodge Challenger Daytona Concept looking before to be built. Better said, from what car it was modified. You can see the start car in the last thumbnail. 2009 Dodge Challenger Daytona Concept has a lot of old school cars look but
