MSN and Dodge kick off Challenger design competition
December 31st, 1969
Microsoft and Dodge have teamed up to get people excited about the upcoming 2009 Dodge Challenger R/T by commissioning an online design competition where contenders can customize a Dodge Challenger to their own liking. Dubbed 'DesignDreamDrive', the competitors will have to use a variety of tools to customize the car's paint scheme, layout and detailing to make the car as unique as possible.
The best custom designer will win a 2009 Dodge Challenger R/T in black with a 6-speed manual transmission, a prize worth around $30,000. The rather plain-jane prize car's color scheme is presumably a good base to build on, though it's an odd choice considering the nature of the competition. Power won't be lacking, as the Challenger R/T packs a 375hp (280kW) Hemi V8 thanks to the 'Track Pack' installed in the prize car, which adds the manual transmission and a limited-slip differential as well as a hill-start assist system.
For more information, or to try your hand at designing your own Challenger, visit the competition's site. To read more about the Challenger and get some photographic inspiration, read our previous coverage.
2009 Dodge Challenger RTDodge Challenger RT
Microsoft and Dodge have teamed up to get people excited about the upcoming 2009 Dodge Challenger R/T by commissioning an online design competition where contenders can customize a Dodge Challenger to their own liking. Dubbed 'DesignDreamDrive', the competitors will have to use a variety of tools to customize the car's paint scheme, layout and detailing to make the car as unique as possible.
The best custom designer will win a 2009 Dodge Challenger R/T in black with a 6-speed manual transmission, a prize worth around $30,000. The rather plain-jane prize car's color scheme is presumably a good base to build on, though it's an odd choice considering the nature of the competition. Power won't be lacking, as the Challenger R/T packs a 375hp (280kW) Hemi V8 thanks to the 'Track Pack' installed in the prize car, which adds the manual transmission and a limited-slip differential as well as a hill-start assist system.
For more information, or to try your hand at designing your own Challenger, visit the competition's site. To read more about the Challenger and get some photographic inspiration, read our previous coverage.
2009 Dodge Challenger RT
The best custom designer will win a 2009 Dodge Challenger R/T in black with a 6-speed manual transmission, a prize worth around $30,000. The rather plain-jane prize car's color scheme is presumably a good base to build on, though it's an odd choice considering the nature of the competition. Power won't be lacking, as the Challenger R/T packs a 375hp (280kW) Hemi V8 thanks to the 'Track Pack' installed in the prize car, which adds the manual transmission and a limited-slip differential as well as a hill-start assist system.
For more information, or to try your hand at designing your own Challenger, visit the competition's site. To read more about the Challenger and get some photographic inspiration, read our previous coverage.
2009 Dodge Challenger RT
Dodge Challenger RT
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Comments (3 total)
Meet the top commenters on the LeaderboardBy michael williams #1, Posted: 7/13/2008
beautiful car.
By wayne martell #2, Posted: 7/19/2008
I was designing my Dodge a few nights ago and in the process there was a power failure that caused my computer to go down.After that all my efforts to re-design and enter the competition proved unsuccessful.I was feeling very good about my designing and I also enjoyed creating it.I was feeling sure it could be a winner.
By Jon Hodges #3, Posted: 8/3/2008
Check out my entries @ http://jonhodges22.spaces.live.com
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