2012 Dodge Challenger Saleen 570 Challenger. Compare To Srt8 on 2040-cars
Santa Ana, California, United States
2012 Saleen 570 Challenger #001
This auction is for my 2012 model 570 Challenger Saleen VIN #001. This is an awesome car and gets a lot of attention everywhere it goes! This is the car that was displayed by Saleen at the 2012 LA Autoshow & Detroit Autoshow as well as other local and national shows. It has been well taken car of with only usual wear, never raced or tracked. MSRP for this car was $60,485.00 Designed to standout from today’s run-of-the-mill pony cars, the Saleen 570 Challenger elevates the design, performance and styling in a way only Saleen can deliver. Custom styling, and high-performance handling are only a few ingredients that embody our show-stopping, high-performance supercars that enthusiasts eagerly search for in a Saleen creation. This Saleen 570 Black Label N/A has a power rating 375HP. In addition to increased horsepower, each Saleen vehicle also receives a myriad of additional upgrades including Aerodynamics and Aesthetics, braking, and Saleen specific suspension components that all work together balancing out the "Speed, Science and Style" trifecta that is embedded in each Saleen vehicle produced. As part of the Saleen manufacturing process, each vehicle is catalogued and serialized with its own unique Saleen VIN, a process that lends itself to the collectability and high resale values that Saleen vehicle have been known for over the past 30 years. A notable standard feature on the Saleen 570 is the functional 'Butterfly' induction hood which is a fitting Saleen design for this modern American muscle car. This vehicle also shows additional optional Saleen upgrades as well as the 'standard' Saleen Black Label package. MSRP in 2012 for this car was $60,485.00. Specifications: POWERTRAIN
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