Dodge Challenger

The original Dodge Challenger was produced from 1970 to 1974. In 2008, Dodge reintroduced the Dodge Challenger with similar styling and performance. Since its 2008 release it has received updates in available options and engine configurations. This page will give a run down of the year to year changes check out the pages dedicated to each year for more info.

[2008 Challenger, 2009 Challenger, 2010 Challenger, 2011 Challenger]

2011 Dodge Challenger

2011 Dodge Challenger R/T : Green with Envy

The 2011 Challenger includes updates to engine options and a few new paint colors. The new engine options such as the 392 Hemi and the Pentastar V6 include improved performance AND improved gas mileage! New paint options such as Green with Envy

2010 Dodge Challenger

In 2010, Dodge changed some of the standard equipment that comes with every Challenger. The five-speed automatic transmission replace the four-speed. Also a deceleration fuel cutoff was added to improve gas mileage for both manual and automatic cars. Stability control is now a standard option on all Challenger models.

Models of the 2010 Dodge Challenger include: R/T, SE, and the SRT8.

Mopar ’10 Challenger

2010 Dodge Challenger R/T

New standard equipment on the 2010 Dodge Challenger R/T includes: automatic headlights, LED cup holder and door-handle lights. The Super Track Pack is a new option on the 2010 Dodge Challenger R/T including summer tires.

2010 Dodge Challenger SE

2009 Dodge Challenger

Soon to come.

2008 Dodge Challenger

More coming soon.

1970 – 1974 Dodge Challenger

The new Challenger took its design cues from the original 1970 – 1974 Dodge Challenger. It remained mainly unchanged during its original five year run, but there were minor changes in styling, options and engine figurations. Check out, that page to learn more.

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13 Responses to Dodge Challenger

  1. dave kelsch says:

    how rare is my challenger ? vin # js23hib426931 . this is a 1971 340 rt . black with white
    vinyle top white interior and white rt stripes . any info would be great . thanks .

  2. roberto montemayor says:

    i´m mexican but very fanatic of mopar and congratulations for your site
    excuse me for my english i´dont understand very well

  3. TIM says:

    WOW THATS A GOOD LOOKING CHALLENGER

  4. i awesome post. i will come back. thank you pal

  5. Peter Turnbull says:

    In this ad I see u show a 2010 challenger classic rt.My wife and I just purchased the same vehicle.Tor red with matte black R/T stripes,20″ wheels,and she’s a beauty.Salesman lost window sticker says he ordered it from Detroit. Vin 2B3CJ5DTZAH235361. Any help to get an original type “window sticker” would be great. Peter Turnbull ,475 Shore Dr.,Bedford,N.S,B4A 2C7

  6. Peter Turnbull says:

    Love the carbon fibre pistol grip hurst shifter

  7. Brian Turner says:

    Hi, My name is Brian and I’d like to speak with you about your blog, please email me at your earliest convenience.

  8. Peter Turnbull says:

    Got window sticker for my challenger

  9. Derek says:

    Hi, I’m looking at a 09 Challenger and would like to get the original window sticker or at least be able to decode the VIN to see what options it has etc. I see you were able to get a window sticker and I am wondering how you did it? Thanks, Derek

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  12. Steve Grundtner says:

    Checking Vin # 2B3CA4CD2AH140890

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