Dodge Challenger price starts from AED 18,500 and goes up to AED 1,115,000. Final on-road price may vary slightly based on insurance, registration, and optional accessories.
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Chassis No.: JS23N0B192650 Auction: Kissimmee 2017 Auction date: January 15, 2017 Lot No.: G189 $37,400 | Sold • Exterior: Blue • Interior: White • 383 CI Magnum V-8 engine • Automatic transmission • Air conditioning • Copy of build sheet • Correct colors of Blue with White trim • 81,000 original miles 383 CI, Automatic https://www.mecum.com/lots/268349/1970-dodge-challenger-r-t/
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Dodge Challenger SRT8, 2013
Chassis No.: 2C3CDYCJ5DH569954 Auction: The Eddie Vannoy Collection 2020 Auction date: June 30, 2020 Lot No.: V61 $33,000 | Sold • Exterior: Silver • Interior: Black • 2,600 miles • 392/470 HP Hemi V-8 engine • Automatic transmission • Billet Silver with Black interior • White stitching • UConnect stereo with Sirius XM • Challenger floor mats • Rear spoiler • Brembo brakes • Red brake calipers • Black Lexani wheels • BF Goodrich G-Force Sport tires Recalling the racing legacy of Chrysler’s original 392 Hemi models of the late 1950s, the SRT-8 392 debuted in 2011 and stood as the top performance offering in the wildly successful modern Dodge Challenger lineup for several years. Offered from collector care and finished in silver with bold black graphics, black upholstery with contrasting white stitching and “SRT-8” emblems, this 2013 Dodge Challenger SRT-8 392 features power delivered by a 392 CI Hemi V-8 engine packing 470 HP and 470 lb-ft of peak torque at just 2,900 RPM. Performance figures quoted by Chrysler include 0-60 MPH times in the high 4-second range and 12 seconds through the quarter-mile. The Hemi’s power is capably delivered by a 5-speed automatic transmission with a classic “Pistol-Grip” shift lever. Excellent ride and handling characteristics are courtesy of a set of improved firm-ride shock absorbers, recalibrated suspension geometry and updated steering gear. Delivering a more enjoyable driving experience than ever before, the Challenger SRT-8 392 was praised for its nimble handling characteristics and ability to reach 0.93 G of lateral acceleration on the skid pad when pushed to the limit. Brembo brakes with red-painted calipers provide ample stopping power to match the Challenger’s forward thrust. The Challenger’s Interior includes a three-spoke steering wheel with carbon fiber-accented leather wrapping and Metallic Silver painted spokes, as well as a four-gauge cluster with chrome accent rings including the tachometer and 180 MPH speedometer. Power-adjustable front seats include lumbar support, with the front passenger seat including tilt and slide with memory. Rear-seat access is improved by seatback tilt with memory. Other highlights include the UConnect stereo with SiriusXM connectivity, Challenger floor mats and a rear-deck spoiler. Rolling on a set of Black Lexani wheels mounting BF Goodrich G-Force Sport tires, this 2013 Dodge Challenger SRT-8 has been driven 2,600 miles since new. https://www.mecum.com/lots/410179/2013-dodge-challenger-srt8/
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Dodge Challenger SRT Demon, 2018
Chassis No.: 2C3CDZH95JH100718 Auction: The Eddie Vannoy Collection 2020 Auction date: June 30, 2020 Lot No.: V18 $126,500 | Sold • Exterior: Black • Interior: Black • 37 miles • Demon crate package • 6.2L/840 HP Hemi supercharged V-8 engine • TorqueFlite automatic transmission • Pitch Black with Black interior • Laguna Alcantara seats • Heated and ventilated front seats • Dual zone climate control • Power tilt/telescopic wheel • Premium audio with Apple CarPlay and Sirius XM • Drag mode suspension • Line lock • After-run cooler • Launch assist • Transbrake • Torque reserve • 3-mode adaptive damping • 4-piston lightweight brakes • SRT drive modes • Performance shift indicator • ParkView rear back-up camera • Original window sticker From the “Sorry, Not Sorry” guys came the 2018 Dodge Challenger SRT Demon. This very-limited edition vehicle from Dodge could actually be considered the continuation of the Hemi Darts of the past, except the Darts were never street-legal, not as stylish, nor, when new, near as fast. The SRT Demon in the Vannoy collection is one of the 3,300 total built and has been driven only 37 miles since new. Capable of running under the 10-second range in optimal stock tune, a big part of any Demon is the extra-cost ($1 at the time) Demon crate package. Those who failed to get the speed equipment add-on fast stuff have regretted it, and this example will include the Demon crate in its sale. Under the hood is a thundering, no-holds-barred 6.2L/840 HP Hemi V-8 engine. Supercharged and capable of actually hoisting the front wheels off the pavement, it is backed by the TorqueFlite automatic transmission, and this car came new with the Drag mode suspension, Line/Lock, after-run cooler, launch assist control, a transbrake and torque reserve. The SRT drive options are helped by three-mode adaptive damping and 4-piston lightweight Brembo brakes, and the performance shift indicator signals each shift point if desired. This car has the Pitch Black exterior with a matched black interior, featuring the full complement of Laguna Alcantara seats, with heated and ventilated front seats and the rear passenger seating. Further differentiating it from the old Dart is the dual-zone climate control, a power tilt/telescopic wheel, premium audio equipment with CarPlay and Sirius capability, and the rear back-up camera. The original window sticker remains with this car as well. The crew at Dodge made their point, and this special car, like the more race-bred versions of yore, would not be repeated. If you missed out the first time, here’s a Demon with both great race-level gear and the full complement of deluxe options. Sorry, Not Sorry. https://www.mecum.com/lots/409576/2018-dodge-challenger-srt-demon/
Dodge Challenger Questions & Answers (FAQs)
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Current Dodge Challenger listings on AUTO.AE are priced from 39,000 to 1,115,000 AED. The price depends on the model year, mileage, trim, condition, and regional specifications. These figures are based on active listings and may change.
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GCC Specs means that the vehicle was manufactured to specifications for Gulf Cooperation Council markets. These versions are generally designed for local climate conditions. However, GCC Specs alone does not confirm the vehicle’s condition or mean that it has a valid warranty; these points should be checked separately.
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