Leaked: Dodge Challenger SRT8 Rear End
Autoweek blows embargo again
By Frank de Leeuw van Weenen
February 1, 2008 11:46 AM
Filed Under: American, Chicago Auto Show, Dodge, Leaks
Autoweek blows embargo again
Embargoes. Schlembargoes. Autoweek has no need for them and has let slip the rear-end of the brand new Dodge Challenger SRT8 in their latest print issue after already showing us the front end last week. So now we can show you the entire car well before Dodge wanted anyone to know, courtesy of Autoweek. On the other hand, the floodgates will break next week at the Chicago Auto Show on the new retro Dodge Challenger SRT8.
The image is the first that shows the actual production rear end of the Mustang rival. As expected the single rear light unit has been broken up into several segments, with the reverse light centered. Also a black rear trunk lid spoiler supplements the retro look even more and accompanies the black front lip spoiler. Also the exhaust tips have been reduced to two rectangular ones, instead of four.
Stay tuned for coverage of the show next week and plenty of pics! Until then, let us know what you think of the new Dodge Challenger SRT8 below.
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