2011 Dodge Challenger R/T Revealed At 2011 Chicago Auto Show

 

2011 Dodge Challenger SRT8 392 with Green With Envy paint job

While the 2011 Dodge Challenger SRT8 392 has gotten most of the attention lately, that doesn't mean that the R/T trim has been forgotten.

Slotted as the mid-level trim between the V-6 powered SE and the top-line SRT8 392, the R/T doesn't change much from 2010, but there are subtle differences. The engine still makes 376 horsepower with the 6-speed manual transmission and 372 with the 5-speed automatic, but there are suspension tweaks and electric power steering.

The suspension tweaks include improved front- and rear-camber geometry along with larger diameter front- and rear-stabilizer bars.

The styling is tweaked as well, with a restyled trapezoidal front air dam and larger front spoiler. The interior is updated as well, featuring a new three-spoke steering wheel, upgraded seats, a new gauge cluster, and improved rear-seat access.

A new "Green With Envy" paint job is also available on both the R/T and SRT8 392. Opt for this paint job, and you'll get A-line body stripes (either standard black or optional white), 20-inch aluminum wheels, Nappa leather seats and center console, and Green With Envy accent stitching. Opting to go green will cost you $35,785 on the R/T and $44,875 on the SRT8 392, including the $825 destination charge.

The 2011 Dodge Challenger R/T starts at $29,670, not including the $825 destination fee.

[Motor Authority]





 
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Comments (3)
  1. wow look at that another color and ther gonna make you pay more for it what a good car company and people wonder why there gonna be goin outta biz
     
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  2. Jake? Other car companies charge for other colors..get a clue..
     
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  3. the car is already overpriced your gonna throw in cost for paint too other car companies aren't struggling like chrysler is
     
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