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According to report from Freep citing an unnamed Chrysler LLC top executive, prices for the 2009 Dodge Challenger will start as little as $23,995 when it goes on sale this August. It goes without saying however that the report is referring to the base Challenger SE with its 250 Hp 3.5-liter V6 matted to a 4-speed automatic gearbox and, as we saw on Dodge’s official site, with the horrifying, 17-inch wheel covers… Comparatively, the base price for the Ford Mustang Coupe V6 (210 Hp) is $19,650.
Link: Freep
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- 2009 Dodge Challenger Se V6 Starts From $21,995, Rt V8 From $29,995
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- 2009 Dodge Challenger Se 250hp V6 Priced At Low $20,000s
Earlier today we gave you the first official pictures and details on the new V6-powered Challenger SE and the V8-powered Challenger R/T models that where unveiled at the NY Show today. During the presentation that followed, Chrysler LLC Vice Chairman...
- 2009 Dodge Challenger Scooped Once Again
Not that these spy pictures taken by a reader from “Cheers & Gears†unveil anything new on the 2009 Dodge Challenger but we really appreciate gearheads with an eye for camouflaged prototypes. This particular Challenger was spotted in Auburn...
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GoodCarBadCar.net has been both kind and harsh in commenting on the Dodge Challenger. In V6 SE form, the Challenger appears weak-kneed and geared towards the same people who buy the Chrysler Sebring Convertible. Found to be neither powerful nor sporty,...
Cars
Dodge Challenger Slated To Start From $23,995
According to report from Freep citing an unnamed Chrysler LLC top executive, prices for the 2009 Dodge Challenger will start as little as $23,995 when it goes on sale this August. It goes without saying however that the report is referring to the base Challenger SE with its 250 Hp 3.5-liter V6 matted to a 4-speed automatic gearbox and, as we saw on Dodge’s official site, with the horrifying, 17-inch wheel covers… Comparatively, the base price for the Ford Mustang Coupe V6 (210 Hp) is $19,650.Link: Freep
- Sema: Dodge Challenger Srt10 Concept With 600hp Viper V10 Engine
We seriously doubt that anyone will disagree with us when we say that the most intriguing vehicle on Dodge's SEMA show stand in Las Vegas will be the Challenger SRT10 Concept car. As you might have already guessed by now, the SRT10 has borrowed the...
- 2009 Dodge Challenger Se V6 Starts From $21,995, Rt V8 From $29,995
As promised back in March when it was announced that the Challenger’s prices will start in the low $20,000s, Dodge has priced its entry level SE V6 model at $21,995, which includes $675 for destination. The more desirable R/T model with its 5.7-liter...
- 2009 Dodge Challenger Se 250hp V6 Priced At Low $20,000s
Earlier today we gave you the first official pictures and details on the new V6-powered Challenger SE and the V8-powered Challenger R/T models that where unveiled at the NY Show today. During the presentation that followed, Chrysler LLC Vice Chairman...
- 2009 Dodge Challenger Scooped Once Again
Not that these spy pictures taken by a reader from “Cheers & Gears†unveil anything new on the 2009 Dodge Challenger but we really appreciate gearheads with an eye for camouflaged prototypes. This particular Challenger was spotted in Auburn...
- Just How Big Is The Dodge Challenger?
GoodCarBadCar.net has been both kind and harsh in commenting on the Dodge Challenger. In V6 SE form, the Challenger appears weak-kneed and geared towards the same people who buy the Chrysler Sebring Convertible. Found to be neither powerful nor sporty,...