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2011 Dodge Challenger Pricing, Specs Leak

 
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An early post on the details of the 2011 Dodge Challenger at NADA Guides has revealed the pricing for the updated car, which gets a 6.4-liter HEMI in the SRT8 version as well as other SRT vehicles. Power on the bigger engine isn't stated, however, leaving us to guess at its ultimate output.

The new 6.4-liter HEMI is expected to generated anywhere from 480-500+ horsepower, depending on the application. Anywhere in that range is a significant bump in power, yet the price of the range-topping trim drops to $43,100 from the 2010's current $43,680.

Other models in the lineup see significant price rises, however, and it's not yet clear why. Additional features, a raised base spec, or simple production costs might explain it, but we'll have to wait for the official, full details to verify. Whatever the reason, the base model V-6 car now starts at $25,305, up from $23,695. The SE package car is dropped, but a new variant called the R/T Classic is added, priced the same as the standard 2011 R/T at $32,770, up from the 2010's $31,610.

For a preview of the 2011 Challenger's platform mate, the 2011 Charger, check out our spy shots.

[NADA Guides]





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Comments (4)

  1. By NoNameDenton Posted: 7/6/2010 3:26pm PDT

    Prices are good info, the power of the engines is vague
     
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  2. By Dave Posted: 7/11/2010 6:37pm PDT

    Come on, get the facts straight. The R/T Classic has been available since the 2009 model year. And it's always been priced higher than the R/T.
    The SE will also still be produced, since that is the model getting the new Pentastar V6.
    What a worthless article. The limited info you provide is wrong. Way to be a motor "authority" LMAO
     
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  3. By wantedone Posted: 7/16/2010 10:21am PDT

    Geuss I will have to get the mustang
     
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  4. By John Posted: 7/19/2010 9:22am PDT

    Dodge gets it wrong again..Ford and Chevy put out lighter, better, faster, and LESS expensive muscle cars while Dodge RAISES the price on what was already a way over-priced, over-weight, and under-powered vehicle (R/T)
     
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