The current Dodge Challenger lineup manages to evoke the best qualities of the original Challenger while modernizing the brand for a tech-obsessed world. While the initial run was comprised solely of performance-oriented muscle, the modern-day Challenger is a much different beast. In addition to the performance options, Dodge has expanded the lineup to compete in the midsize and sedan markets in the US.
FIAT Chrysler Automobiles publishes a monthly digital magazine called FCA360 which covers the latest news and innovations coming out of FCA products like Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep and RAM, and for its January 2017 issue, according to media.fcanorthamerica.com, FCA360 goes in depth on the latest vehicles and innovations to be released by Chrysler, Dodge and Jeep.
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The idea of the Muscle Car, in most cases, has skewed into two different paths. One that has watered down the car to being a really cool-looking, practical coupe, and another that puts them into the luxury supercar market beyond general affordability. Well, there’s at lease one Muscle car that has stayed the original course, and that car is the Dodge Challenger.
When it comes to having a vehicle that makes a big and loud impression here in Red Bluff, CA, the Dodge lineup knows how to do it. These vehicles will rumble in and show off all the capabilities they have to offer, and we invite you in to see just what we're talking about.
