Although photos of the last model produced have not been shared yet, we know that the last Challenger with an internal combustion engine is an SRT Demon 170.
Muscle cars, which are very common especially among the young people of America, are the most popular cars. Chevrolet Camaro, Ford Mustang and Dodge Challenger He is known for his trio. We reluctantly have to say goodbye to these models that come with engine sounds that melt our hearts. Because one by one, they all start to continue their lives in an electric way.
The last remaining model among them Dodge Challenger happened. It is not known whether the latest gasoline-powered model coming off the production line is the same as the model that went on sale for 700 thousand dollars last June. But we know the model itself.
It would be appropriate to bid farewell to the Challenger with a 1045 horsepower SRT Demon 170.
The visuals and clear specifications of the last vehicle in question have not been published yet, but it is known to be an SRT Demon 170. Aiming to make the vehicle’s farewell immortal, the company introduced the SRT Demon 170 model. 1045 horsepower and 1280 Nm of torque offers. Reaching these values with E85 fuel, the vehicle can offer 912 horsepower even with cheaper E10 fuel. Of course, it would be wrong not to mention that the engine that offers this power is 6.2 liters supercharged. It is thought that the vehicle, which passes 400 meters in under 8.91 seconds and at a speed of 243 km per hour, will be the best seller of the year in its own league.
“So, won’t we see a Challenger yet?We seem to hear you say. A new Challenger will come, but the reason why this model will be the last is because the Challenger we know will now be electric. It is stated on Dodge’s official website that the new generation Challengers will be high-performance electric vehicles.
They compare it to the concept vehicle shown last August. At this point, it is time to say goodbye to those engine sounds that delight our ears. What do you think about the new generation Dodge Challenger?