Challenger tribute finished in Sublime Green with a 4-speed, Sure Grip rear, and street-ready performance upgrades.

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The Dodge Challenger is one of the ultimate modern muscle cars. A lot of people tend to humorously refer to it as a boat, and for a very good reason.

The self-proclaimed 'American performance' brand will sell the Hemi V8-powered Challenger SRT Demon 170 from summer till the end of the year.

The lead foot of the Dodge Challenger Scat Pack driver caused them to spin out several times. Towards the end of the chase, the Challenger slammed directly into the front of a police car.

Over the years, Dodge has produced three distinct generations of Challenger model, placing it firmly among the most iconic Mopar cars ever built.

Ah, yes, the Dodge Magnum, arguably the forgotten LX. It was conceived when Detroit bean counters still held out hope for the classic American station wagon.

The current Dodge Challenger and Charger have ended production, but successors are planned, likely packing electric power.

The final Challenger was an appropriately mournful example, and was finished in Pitch Black. However, it will not go gentle into that good night, since it is a hell-raising SRT Demon 170 edition.

Including Dodge Magnum, the platform supporting these models delivered 4.3 million vehicles -- roughly equivalent to the population of metro Detroit.

The slew of Last Call special editions includes this 2023 Challenger Shakedown R/T Scat Pack Widebody that Dodge sent us to compare against Ford's latest Mustang.