Search over 100 new Dodge Challenger SRT-HELLCAT-REDEYE Coupes. TrueCar has over 1,656,783 listings nationwide, updated daily. Come find a great deal on new Dodge Challenger SRT-HELLCAT-REDEYE Coupes in your area today! Sublime Green was last offered on the Challenger in 2015 and on the Charger in 2007. It joins a Skittles-esque lineup of color offerings for the models, including B5 Blue, Go Mango, F8 Green, Plum.

There are just a few cars which can be compared to any of the Dodge Challenger models. As far as muscle cars go, Dodge has always produced only the finest vehicles capable of performances a very few can achieve. A tip of the iceberg so to speak, and yet Doge has always found ways to come up with even better vehicles which move the boundaries of possible. 2016 Dodge Challenger Hellcat is an example of such a muscle car, a car that will move the boundaries and set the industry standards.Exterior and Interior of 2016 Dodge Challenger HellcatIf you ever saw any of the Challenger models you surely remember how they look like, since they have such a unique appearance.

The similar is true for the 2016 Dodge Challenger Hellcat. You could even go that far and call the exterior of the latest Hellcat retro, and you wouldn’t be far from the truth. The new Charger model went through only modest changes, which include bumper modifications, rectangular taillights and 20 inch alloy rims. Nevertheless 2016 Dodge Challenger Hellcat combines the recognizable retro look with contemporary modifications in order to achieve the visual effect only a few other cars can produce.This two door vehicle can accommodate up to five passengers. The interior is done in a combination of fine touch plastic, leather and fiber and it leaves a strong impression.

Seats are cozy and more than enough room is available to make driving in this car a pleasurable experience. The dashboard comes with a touch screen display which enables more comfortable driving experience. Among other features of the latest Challenger are WiFi, Bluetooth and navigation which add up to the impression that 2016 Dodge Challenger Hellcat is among the best vehicles in its class.2016 Dodge Challenger Hellcat EngineA muscle car wouldn’t be a muscle car without an outstanding engine. That is why the latest Challenger Hellcat has an engine which is worthy of its name. Under the hood of 2016 Dodge Challenger Hellcat is a 6.2 liter supercharged V8 engine with capacity to develop 707 horse power and 650 lb-ft of torque. Sounds impressive, doesn’t it, but it doesn’t end there. Hellcat is able to go from 0 to 60 mph is remarkable 3.3 seconds, and its maximum speed is 200 mph.

It seems that 2016 Dodge Challenger Hellcat is making its case for the most powerful muscle car in history.Price and Release date of 2016 Hellcat Challenger DodgeOriginally scheduled to be released by the end of 2015, 2016 Dodge Challenger Hellcat still awaits its official release. It is bound to happen in the first months of 2016.

The price is going to be in line with other cars of the same class such as Ford Mustang. This puts the Hellcat in the price range between 58.000$ and 65.000$, however the actual price will become available after the 2016 Challenger Hellcat hits the market. Muscle car fans are in for a treat with the latest Challenger model, because it is both powerful and elegantly designed. Its price makes it affordable, and it is never a wrong move to invest in a car as good as this.

Fantastic cars aside, the most important thing I’ve gained in my decades of attending car shows are the numerous close friends I’ve made along the way.Even if I root for a different team, vote for a different party or prefer different music than someone, if they seriously dig cars, then they’re okay by me. Chances are we’ll even become friends solely on that basis alone, because if they’re able and willing to chat endlessly about their favorite cars or some obscure bit of minutiae about them, then we’re kindred.On my first day in attendance of the 14th annual SpringFest Modern Mopar Show in Pomona, California this past March, I arrived at the Doubletree hotel to find a host of cars being prepped for the show the next day.

Challengers, Chargers, 300s and even a Jeep SRT Grand Cherokee or two were there, being slavishly wrenched on and lovingly detailed.My attention was immediately drawn to the hottest car there – a brand, spanking new F8 Green 2019 Dodge Challenger Hellcat Redeye Widebody – and quickly made the acquaintance of its owner, Tom Ledoux. The moment I first met Tom Ledoux and his 2019 Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat Redeye in the Doubletree Hotel parking lot the day before SpringFest 14. (Photo by Julie Graydon.)And just like that, I had made another great new friend, as Tom is a serious car guy. To make matters even better, Tom is a serious Mopar guy.

To top it off, Tom is an absolute Challenger nut. And that, my friends, is my kind of fella.Within seconds, Tom and I were off, on what normal people would consider an obsessional and even pedantic discussion of all the details of his Redeye and the story of how he came to own it and get it to SpringFest. So immediately taken was I of Tom and that mean, green machine of his, that I thought I’d share a bit about him and his car with all with you here.Tom, a 52-year-old Senior Systems Engineer with Dell Technologies, hails from Pearland, Texas, a town just outside of Houston. A car guy from an early age, Tom became a devotee of Mopars in his teens.“I have pretty much always been a Mopar person.

When I was in college, my best friend joined the Marines Corp and had to sell his 1973 Dodge Charger. I bought it from him and have been a Mopar enthusiast pretty much ever since. I kept that ’73 Charger all through college and sold it when I graduated, which I now regret almost every day.”Tom bought and sold many Mopars over the years, and even added a 1998 SVT Mustang Cobra into the mix for a bit.“I pretty much like all muscle cars. Growing up in the 70s and going to the drag strip south of Houston when I was young really made me fall in love with all of the cars of that era. I really like that all three of the big US automakers have modern versions of those muscle cars.”. Tom receiving the award for 2012 Mopar Top Eliminator from then Dodge President and CEO, Ralph Gilles.

(Photo courtesy of Tom Ledoux.)“I still have that ’09 Challenger,” Tom says, “and it was even named a Mopar Top Eliminator and was in the Mopar booth at SEMA in 2012.”Tom enjoyed his ’09 immensely for several years, when in 2015, Dodge announced the release of their latest fire-breathing beast, the 717bhp, 6.2-liter, supercharged Challenger Hellcat. Once again, Tom was entranced.“I was first in line for an order with a dealer being run by a member of Space City LX, the modern Mopar club I belong to. That was my Sublime Green Hellcat Challenger.”. Tom’s 2019 Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat Redeye. (Photo courtesy of Tom Ledoux.)Sporting a slightly detuned Demon engine, along with about 90 percent of the Demon’s go-fast goodies, the Redeye is a tantalizing car.

Its 6.2-liter supercharged, high output Hemi V8 puts out ninety horsepower more than a standard Hellcat (eighty more now that the 2019 ‘cat has been given a ten horsepower bump thanks to its redesigned ram air hood) at 797 bhp with 707 lb/ft of torque.This was achieved by installing a 2.7-liter supercharger,.3-liters larger that the standard car’s. Additionally, the Redeye’s fuel-injection system uses two fuel pumps as opposed to one in Hellcats. Additionally, 24 other improvements including strengthened, forged rods and pistons, an improved lubrication system, and a high-speed valve train are packed into the the Redeye’s motor. The business end of Tom’s Redeye. Note the Green Billet Technologies oil catch can, fuse box cover and other color coordinated caps. (Photo courtesy of Tom Ledoux.)The Redeye inherits the Demon’s After-Run Chiller that keeps the circuit-cooling pump running after shutdown, and the SRT Power Chiller that uses the air-conditioning system to cool the air entering the engine.

A reinforced steel prop shaft and upgraded 41-spline half shafts imported from the Demon also add to the fun.Six-piston Brembo brakes with 15.5-inch rotors up front and four-piston Brembo calipers on 13.8-inch rotors in the rear give the Redeye better stopping power than the Demon.This was literally Tom’s dream car, save for one issue: unlike the Challenger, the Redeye is only available with an 8-speed ZF-sourced 8-speed automatic transmission, as no commercially available manual can reliably handle the Redeye’s torque and still be covered under Fiat Chrysler’s standard drivetrain warranty. The Redeye’s twin snorkel hood is menacing in appearance and fully functional, affording a ram-air effect. (Photo courtesy of Tom Ledoux.)Tom considered this, but ended up deciding that it was a minor disappointment compared to all the added power the Redeye brings to the table. Once again, Tom was hooked.He had just begun the process of picking the equipment and options he wanted when he happened to be at the Charger Hellcat announcement at Vinsetta’s Garage.

At the event, Dodge had a Challenger painted in a brand-new color: F8 Green.“As soon as I saw that color, I knew that was it for my next car. Another friend of mine had a Plum Crazy Purple Hellcat Challenger with the Sepia interior. Once I saw how beautiful that dark tan leather looked, I was hooked on that too.”.

Tom accentuated the already stunning Sepia Laguna Leather interior with green aftermarket seatbelts by Planet Military. It’s these subtle touches that really make his car special. (Photo courtesy of Tom Ledoux.)Tom pulled the trigger on the Redeye at Allen-Samuels Chrysler/Dodge/Jeep.

Tom had the front splitter and rocker panel trim painted body color. (Photo courtesy of Tom Ledoux.)“For the most part, 797 horsepower from the factory is plenty enough for me, so most of the modifications that I wanted to do were more cosmetic. I pretty much knew what modifications I wanted to make. I always paint the black lower trim pieces on the front, rear and side of my Challengers to match the body. To me, this always makes the Challenger look like it is lower to the ground.”Once again, he opted to lower his car, again with KW lowering springs. Under the hood, Tom painted all of the plastic coolant tanks in the engine bay body color, added some Billet Technology dress up pieces and one of their oil/air separator catch cans.In the interior he swapped out the stock seatbelts for a set of Planet Military green seatbeltsand added Xlume illuminated cup holders. Tom has more mods planned for the future.

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(Photo courtesy of Tom Ledoux.)“I still have more plans for it. Mostly more cosmetic mods for now, until the factory warranty is expired. Then I may add some more horsepower to the motor.

I do plan on getting some 17-inch rear wheels to see what times I can get at the quarter mile strips in Houston,” Tom confesses.Having completed the first round of mods, Tom hopped in the car and took it on its first road trip in March, all the way to Pomona for SpringFest 14, where I met him.Tom said he drove all 3,100 miles in his 797 hp car and managed to get 23 miles per gallon. “I’ve met so many wonderful people since I purchased my first modern Mopar 10 years ago in 2009. And I still enjoy going to car events and see new cars, new builds and new people.”. One mean, green machine. (Photo courtesy of Tom Ledoux.)Tom tries to do at least one car event per week,and has already snagged a Best-in-Class award at the lone judged show he has entered the car in, the Space City Cruisers show.“Houston has a very big car scene, but it’s such a big city that it’s hard to get to some of the events,” Tom muses.Tom is blown away by his car’s power and streetability, and still loves the colors and options he chose. ” The F8 paint is what really catches people’s attention.”When asked if he would change anything if he ordered and purchased the car all over again, Tom is resolute, “I wouldn’t do anything differently. I love it.”I love it too.

Roll on, buddy.