Dodge PH down to final few units of Challenger, Charger

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Dodge Philippines is now selling the last few units of the internal combustion-engine powered Charger and Challenger models in the Philippines.

“A bittersweet news for the muscle car enthusiasts among us: we’re at the last call for our internal combustion engine muscle cars—the Dodge Challenger and Charger. These are the final inventory of these legendary American muscle cars,” Sales and Marketing Assistant Vice President for Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, and Ram Valerie Yu said.

The said units will be the brand’s last few pieces around the globe that will run on fuel as the automotive manufacturer moves towards its electrification journey.

Offered in the country are the Dodge Challenger’s three trims namely the GT, R/T Scatpack, and R/T Scatpack Widebody as well as the Charger R/T Scatpack.

Equipped in the starting-level Dodge Challenger — priced at P4.49 million — is a 3.6-liter powertrain. Meanwhile, the mid- and top-grade offerings are fitted with 6.4-liter HEMI engines and are priced at P5.49 and P5.78 million, respectively.

On the other hand, the Dodge Charger — outfitted with a HEMI V8 mill — wears a P5.78 million-price tag.

All the aforementioned models are being retailed until supplies last.

Photos from Dodge Philippines Facebook page, Ruben Manahan IV

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