2014 Dodge Challenger Rallye Redline V6 (like New, 2,500 Miles) (not Sxt) on 2040-cars
Canton, Ohio, United States
2014 Dodge Challenger Rallye Redline 2,500 Miles, Like New, Adult owned and cared for. Still under factory warranty. This car has never been wrecked and has a clean carfax. Clear Title in hand. Car will not be released until payment has been made in full. If you would like to see the car in person before bidding, contact me and we will set up a time. I reserve the right to end this auction early. MSRP for this car new was $34,830 This Car is fully loaded the list goes on and on, if they make it this car has it. Options: Navigation 6.5 inch touch screen (Uconnct 730n) XM Radio, Voice Commands, Bluetooth Connectivity, HD storage, DVD Playback (Uconnct 730n) Factory Boston Acoustics Speaker Sub & Amp upgrade Power Sunroof Remote Start Universal Garage Door Opener TPM Monitor Security Alarm Heated Mirrors Backup Sensors Automatic Headlamps & Fog lights Auto-Dimming Rearview Upgraded 3.07 Rear Axle from normal SXT Hood with hood scoops Sport Mode Steering wheel mounted shift controls Performance Steering & Suspension 20-inch Black Chrome Red Lip/ Backbone Wheels
(someone sent a message asking about the rims: Yes they are factory and here is a link to a picture someone else took of the rims at the auto show to give you a better feel how they look, my photography skills aren't the greatest https://www.flickr.com/photos/that_chrysler_guy/6906069574/ ) Performance Brakes Heated Front Seats Rallye Redline Red Leather Seats Redline Appearance Package Keyless entry where you just touch the car door handle Push button Start AC Power Seat Factory Warranty The warranty is 3.6-liter DOHC V-6 Thanks for looking. Please contact me with any questions. |
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Wed, 16 Oct 2013Every year, Mopar selects one special vehicle from the Chrysler portfolio and creates its own, one-off, special edition. Previously, there was the Mopar '13 Dart, '12 300, '11 Charger and the '10 Challenger, and for 2014, this teaser image shows that the company will be giving the unique treatment to Dodge's muscle coupe yet again.
Mopar has not revealed any details about its '14 Challenger, though the brand's president and CEO, Pietro Gorlier, says that "This limited-edition ride is for muscle-car fans who love high octane and customizable performance." All we know is, it's white, has some blue stripes, and a black (or carbon fiber) rear spoiler.
We'll know more when the Mopar '14 Challenger is revealed at the SEMA show in early November. In the meantime, click the image above to check out the teaser in high resolution, and have a look below for Chrysler's official press blast.
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