 Show The 2023 model year will be the last for both of Dodge’s big rear-wheel-drive cars, the Charger and Challenger. The automaker behind “the brotherhood of muscle” is celebrating them on their way out with a series of limited-run special editions called the Last Call series. They’re on sale now. They take their inspiration from historically significant Dodges and include the:
A seventh model, Dodge says, will be revealed later this year. In the automotive chaos of 2022, we’ve all grown accustomed to the idea that cars are hard to find and often must be ordered before they’re built. But Dodge isn’t selling the Last Call series that way. Instead, they’re being treated like special edition record pressings for Record Store Day, or, as Dodge CEO Tim Kuniskis told us, “like a sneaker drop.” They’ll be sent to dealerships. Shoppers can buy them there. To make the process transparent, Dodge has published a “horsepower locator” on its Dodge Garage website. The locator tracks where each can be found. It may allow a few people to place an order – the site says that “nearly” all of the models have been allocated to Dodge dealers. As 2023 vehicle orders are processed by dealers, the corresponding drop in available vehicle allocation will be updated on the Horsepower Locator,” the site says, “keeping enthusiasts up to speed on exactly how many of each model and trim level remain available for ordering.” Charger and Challenger Last Call Pricing:Dodge also charges $1,595 to deliver the cars.
Dodge’s Electric FutureWhat does Dodge, the band most associated with the V8, do without them? Would you believe Dodge recently showed off an electric muscle car, complete with an intimidating rev sound and an actual shifting transmission? It’s not a production car yet, but it’s a signal of where they go next. Skeptics are everywhere. But we’re intrigued. Is 2023 the last year for Challenger?The Dodge Challenger and Charger will be no more after the 2023 model year — at least as internal-combustion-engined vehicles — but Dodge is giving the muscle cars a fitting send-off with a series of seven “Last Call” special editions.
What is Dodge last call?The 2023 model year will be the last for both of Dodge's big rear-wheel-drive cars, the Charger and Challenger. The automaker behind “the brotherhood of muscle” is celebrating them on their way out with a series of limited-run special editions called the Last Call series.
Is the Challenger the last muscle car?The coupe and sedan are scheduled to be discontinued at the end of the 2023 model year. Dodge said the V8-powered car will be the last eight-cylinder muscle cars it ever builds before it replaces them with the electric Charger Daytona SRT.
Is Hellcat 2023 last year?Production of the Hellcat Engine Will End in 2023
It was also recently revealed that Dodge plans three major announcements in 2022, and that two of those involve all-electric models.
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