American tuners from the studio Ultimate Auto has completed their work on their new sports car, built on the basis of the “charged” sedan Dodge Challenger SRT-8. Serial muscle car supplied new body parts made of composite materials, and specially designed aerodynamic body kit. However, the car received a special unique exterior styling and interior, large wheels and a number of subtle technical updates. MSRP complete tuning package costs about 45 125 dollars.
The appearance of a sports coupe was seriously changed with the new front bumper, mesh grille, new wings with vertical ventilation slits, side skirts, doors that form devoid of handles, a modified rear side, including optics, boot lid spoiler and a rear apron with centrally placed trapezoidal trailer sport exhaust system Magnaflow. The new lightweight hood was done with transparent window through which you can see the supercharged Magnacharger.
Dodge Challenger SRT-8 Tuning Photo
Besides the car is equipped with multi-spoke forged wheels Savini, size 24h15 inches, and massive Pirelli tires 405/25. Body was painted with gray and black paint, adding contrasting red brake calipers and tinted windows. The appearance of the coupe also got Xenon headlights and a unique fuel cap.
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