2011 Dodge Charger SRT8 spied showing it's nose

Borrow some Ferrari guys to check the suspension settings out, then it should be pretty good

that nose looks pretty aggressive i like it, if this car came in a 2 door version i would love to buy one :)

I don't know for you guys but what I really really want is an SRT 10 version on the challendger, with the V10 Engines from the old viper!

Way to go Chrysler! In times when everyone searches for alternatives to big petrol engines you still use that decades old hemi engine!

Dodge making over a 100hp/lt, never gonna happen. Its a 6.1 lt, not a 4.1. I like that engine, wish they put it in a better car, and looks like they will, even though probably only a little better. Its a decent deal, MB, BMW, Jaguar, and Audi used to offer about the same or less for much more money 6-7 years ago. The E55, RS6, M5 and Type R were/are good cars, so this is too. Its progress I'd say.

BMGearhead, It is such a shame that dodge stop making the Daytona Iroc turbo 2.2 engine, that engine was way ahead of it's time, I think had dodge kept working on it and refined it over the years, I bet that engine now today could had made as much as 150 hp per liter, take for exp, the new 2011 hyundai sonata 2.0 turbo with 274 hp, that engine make 137 hp per liter! Dodge had a gold egg and gave up on it, That engine was good, it may had needed work but I am sure dodge could have had one hell of a special engine in the Iroc 2.2 turbo! I guess some could say Dodge lead the way, BEFORE hYUNDAI, GM did the ecotec turbocharged 2.0 260 hp engine! One could wonder did the Iroc 2.2 turbo dodge engine inspire them!

I would rather buy this Dodge over a competing German sports sedan. But why should I? I mean, the BMW 5 Series and Mercedes E Class both look better, sound better, and perform better than the Dodge. Why don't I just save and buy a German car? Or, better yet, why don't they start swallowing their pride and try some German or Italian pointers. For example, the wheels on an srt 8 look really skinny and passive (especially when seen from the back) compared to the fat, juicy, power tires seen on the German and Italian (high powered) automobiles.

If German or Japanese manufactures would use a HUGE 6.0L engine with less than 100 hp/LI would bash them too, but for now only American mfrs are doing that, specifically Chrysler subsidiaries. Also I haven't seen anything related to Chrysler researching alternative power trains; putting stickers about electric motors on a Town and Country using combustion engine doesn't count. You can thank the Italians (Fiat) and the US Government for saving their asses, or you forgot about that already? And wasn't the use of non-economical engines one of the reason why the GM and Chrysler needed a bailout in the first place? Ford was in much better shape because they were piggy-banking in their European Division which makes awesome cars (Mondeo, Focus, Focus RS and ST and the list can go on). I cant wait to see what you gonna do when the oil prices will go up, because that's the only way they will go from now on

Looks like dodge designer want to be designers for the new lancer. The front end looks like the new lancer. Wish they would use the taillights on the challenger

A Turbo engine making 100hp/lt is not a big deal, although its not a bad thing either. Not that a 100hp/lt is needed in general. Most all cars, including many sports cars do fine without them. Porsche (996), Mercedes (clk63 bs), Ferrari (575m), and Lamborghini (lp640) made good sports cars without hitting the mark. I'd like to see Dodge or anybody really continue making sports cars so well.

Is the bloke in the main photo taking a piss up against the car??!

The head look aggressive

The writer of this article obviously spent little time making sure his statements are correct. It has a 6.1 Hemi that is being upsized to 6.3 litres (modern powerplants, neither engines are decades old) nor does the Charger currently have full width taillights nor will it...you can plainly see the shape of the taillights...

This looks like it's worth the waiting.

Now THAT's refreshing! for the 1st time since the beginning of the green movement, an engine is being replaced with a bigger one! Warming to know that not everyone's hopping on the treehugger/economicist bandwagon.