2010 Dodge Challenger Srt8 Coupe 2-door 6.1l **detonator Yellow!** on 2040-cars
Navarre, Florida, United States
This bad-ass Dodge Challenger SRT8 is in a very hot, hard to find, Detonator Yellow! This special order color was only available for a 3 month period and only 595 SRT8's where built with this very collectible, very MOPAR color! The 6.1 Hemi growls to life and sounds amazing with the Flowmaster American Thunder Cat-Back Exhaust. Garage kept and only 45K on the clock, she is in excellent shape and turns heads every time we're out! This SRT8 has every option including:
Navigation Power Windows and door locks Remote Start Power Sun Roof Power drivers seat Premium Kicker sound Back-up Camera Hands-free blue tooth Passport qi45 Multi-Band Detector dash installed for full time RADAR advisories Automatic transmission with the "slap-stick" and a chrome T-Handle shifter Heated Seats and many more! Additionally this beast has MOPAR Cold Air Induction and Flowmaster Exhaust. Lots and lots of power!!! New tires installed all around, ready to roll!!! Check out the video: http://youtu.be/pcotHEdzEVI Call Alex 8507971570 with any questions, thanks! |
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