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The more things change, the more they stay the same. It’s true that the Challenger nameplate has come a long way since the days of the second-generation model. It is now used on what some believe is the quintessential American muscle car, currently in its third, and possibly final generation.
This year’s World Cup Finals Import vs Domestic at Maryland International Dragway was perhaps one of the best. There were more than 400 race cars on the property, and 1320video captured a one-of-a-kind Redeye Challenger with a pretty intense setup weighing 4200 lbs.
Plus, Countach controversy, Hemi packages, and rising crime in San Francisco.
The names will do it, or the price tags, or the way they handle...
The last time we saw a Dodge Demon race a Challenger Hellcat Redeye, the more powerful and drag strip-focused vehicle won convincingly, although it wasn’t a blowout. You can consider this part two of that epic battle, and the tables, so it would seem, have been turned.