2015 hellcat challenger

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2015 Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat | driveSRT

OMG! It is on its way. Last year for the challenger. Then it's going to be all about the cuda'

I WANT ONE!!!

600+ HP

[CaneCharger]

Yeah - that is hot!

[ScottB]

Its still the biggest and heaviest of the pony cars. Power is great and these cars are already full of it. I would wide-body the rear, lower the car at least an inch, and try to reduce some weight. Sweet rides.

I hear that SRT is being reswallowed back into Dodge, is that true ??

[LaFawnduh]

Has there been an officially published HP and torque figure? I've heard everything from 604-660hp with 385-412lbs

[joey8]

The power these companies are putting out right from factory is unreal. However weighing in at probably 4200-4400 lbs that thing is a pig!
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[swanicyouth]

This would be a great car...if it was 1971.

[eaglefan]

Its a great car period. Put a pair of street slicks on it and you will be looking at his tail lights. They are making a 1/4 mile monster, not a cornering car. I like it a lot

[SR99]

The power these companies are putting out right from factory is unreal. However weighing in at probably 4200-4400 lbs that thing is a pig!
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I would argue that the advances in braking and handling since the mid/late 1960's are far more impressive than the engine power. Aerodynamics too (for top speed).

They were getting 500+ naturally aspirated HP and torque back in the 60's but they de-rated the published numbers down into the 300-400 range for insurance purposes.

[silverfox]

Its s very heavy car...no getting around that so the HP rating is a bit misleading in terms of bottom line performance.

[Blackthorn One]

I would argue that the advances in braking and handling since the mid/late 1960's are far more impressive than the engine power. Aerodynamics too (for top speed).

They were getting 500+ naturally aspirated HP and torque back in the 60's but they de-rated the published numbers down into the 300-400 range for insurance purposes.

Yes, they would give the power ratings at 2900 rpm or something when the car could do 5000 rpm.