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2011 Dodge Challenger 392 - Click above for high-res image gallery
Chrysler has big plans for this year's
SEMA show. The company has worked up a muscle-bound pack of special edition models and concepts slated to be unveiled in Las Vegas. In a live webchat this morning, Ralph Guiles and Pietro Gorlier announced that
Dodge and
Mopar will be pulling the sheets off of the new
Challenger 392, complete with a 6.4-liter V8 with 470 horsepower and 470 lb-ft of torque. In addition, quarter-mile fans can get excited about the new Challenger Drag Pak V10. The car will come with all the goodies you'll need to dominate the strip, including a V10 borrowed from the mighty
Dodge Viper, a two-speed transmission, roll cage, fuel cell and unique gauge cluster. Even better, both Challengers are production models.
Of course, what would SEMA be without a few wild concepts thrown into the mix? In that vein, Chrysler will roll out the 2011 Red Line
Dodge Charger. The car will feature massive 22-inch wheels and a number of unique body treatments geared toward giving the redesigned sedan even more attitude. The company will also show off a different take on the new
Durango called the Black and Tan. The truck features a custom interior and wheel package designed to be the most luxurious Durango out there.
Finally,
Fiat is getting a taste of Mopar love with a new
500 concept. The pint-sized Italian will wear flared fenders, 18-inch wheels and special interior treatments designed with a sporty flare.
Chrysler says that it will have a total of 35 vehicles on hand for this year's SEMA show.
Hit the jump to take a look at a quick video detailing some of the stars of the company's show fleet as well as a full press blast.
[Source: Chrysler]
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