Most Americans who have ordered the most powerful version of the updated oil-car Dodge Challenger SRT, prefer the coupe with a manual transmission. This is with reference to its own source said the publication TorqueNews. Masthead Dodge Challenger is equipped with engine Hellcat – 6,2-liter compressor “eight” power 707 hp (880 Nm). Engine can be paired with a six as “mechanics”, and with height-cylinder “automatics”. Approximately 55 percent of customers Dodge gave preference to “handle”. Prices for the coupe start at 59 thousand 995 dollars. Equipment “Challenger” automatic transmission will cost 1000 $ 995.
New mechatronic chassis also has four modes (Custom, Sport, Track and Default), change the settings steering response to pressing the accelerator pedal and the mode of transmission. Equipment compartment includes 20-inch alloy wheels with six-piston brakes Brembo.
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The manufacturer has not officially brought the exact dynamic characteristics of the oil car. In the American National Association of hot rods (NHRA) announced that Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat, equipped with “automatic”, passing dragster’s distance of a quarter mile (402 meters) of 11.2 seconds (with radial tires – in 10.8 seconds).
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