Dodge has already decided to remove the V8 from its muscle cars, but in the land of Uncle Sam they resist with very original ideas.
At a time when Dodge is saying goodbye to the V8- powered Charger and Challenger , an American tuner decided to pay tribute to them, combining versions of two of the most prominent muscle cars in the automotive industry. With you, the Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat C68 Carbon . The Challenger SRT Hellcat C68 Carbon was made by the eXoMod Concepts workshop , and is the result of combining the platform of a Challenger SRT Hellcat with a body made of carbon fiber, which pays homage to the 1968 Charger R/T model . Its reproduction is extremely faithful, to the point that it is just 101 mm wider than the original Charger.
Being a build-to-order version, eXoMod Concepts can customize the exterior in a variety of ways. The units shown share elements such as:
- Bonnet with double air intake and that exposes the carbon fiber
- 20” wheels (design varies)
- Grille and rear area with “C68 Carbon” badge
- Rectangular exhausts in the center of the rear bumper
Challenger’s interior also features a retro/modern blend, with orange Italian leather-trimmed seats and door sills forming part of the modern cabin.
In mechanical matters , and how could it be otherwise, this Challenger is powered by a 6.2L Hemi Turbo V8 engine , which delivers 717 Hp , and works with an eight-speed automatic transmission , to be used from the cams located behind the steering wheel. According to the customization you have, the Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat C68 Carbon varies in price. The purple version sold for $274,000 , while the blue is listed for $329,000.