Here’s Why The Dodge Challenger Super Stock Is A Worthy Successor To The Demon

This is your chance to buy a low maintenance muscle car that won't give you a surprise seven or eight years into the future with a balloon payment for a new battery.

The US government along with the Church of the Green New Deal has succeeded in putting pressure on many automakers to go Electric after 2023. The Dodge Challenger muscle car is a victim of this choice between winners and losers.

Just think, at the end of 8 years or so, you will need to buy a new battery and your electric car and it'll probably cost $20,000 Plus.

If you live in a hot climate, the air conditioning will limit the range of the vehicle and same thing in a cold climate, electricity will be needed to keep the passengers warm and to keep the battery warm so it has a longer range but either extreme means less range in extreme heat or cold conditions.

The conventional internal combustion engine car driven conservatively and with proper maintenance will definitely last a lot longer than an electric car. Small Car batteries are under $200 bucks and you can change it yourself.

It's too bad they didn't come out with hybrid cars. I think Toyota is still going to use hybrid cars and not go all electric so the Church of the Green New Deal will not be totally successful and those cars can run when there is a major blackout in locations that have gone all green and solar and wind power doesn't keep up with demand.

With all this drastic change going on, it's ironic that Europe is going back to Coal- fired power plants because they were ahead of the pack with wind and solar and they suffered brownouts last year. The Europeans have too much of a green party Fanatics that don't want nuclear power even though it is extremely safe and reliable. The climate change Fanatics don't realize that going to these extremes will be a waste of expensive Manpower and sacrifice our defense posture if we have a limited nuclear war with China or Russia in the future because that will result in 20 to 30 years of slightly cooler weather which throws out the need to spend trillions with this crazy ESG (Environmental Social Governance) which is being forced on all US government agencies is forcing extra regulations on the fossil fuel industry and forcing everyone to comply with new green mandates when countries like China and India are still using coal and still building power plants. They don't have to comply with carbon emissions until 2050 or 20060 because they are given an exemption as 'developing countries '.

The muscle car era of the 1960s and early '70s came to an end by 1973, since then, muscle cars now get over 20 miles per gallon ( the V6 Challenger can get 30 miles per gallon on the highway) and the exhaust does not give you a headache and they can be quiet and very fast.


I personally own a 2015 Dodge Challenger V6 SXT Plus which is a V6 version of the RT fully loaded Dodge Challenger without the hemi. The 305 horsepower V6 can still get you to 60 MPH and under 7 Seconds and it can get 30 miles per gallon. I drove from Fort Sam Houston to Houston Texas to go look at the battleship texas. I had a white Dodge Challenger SXT rental car. It looked like the car from vanishing point but it didn't have the Hemi under the hood.

This is an end of an era but at least it'll go out with a bang and you still have a chance to buy reliable American history and you don't have to worry about charging your car battery nor having to put an expensive electrical hook up at your house to charge your vehicle when you are home.

Even Consumer Reports gave good ratings for the Dodge Challenger V6 and V8 models.

You can also be very different, many cars today have the classic teardrop shape. A Ford looks like a Jaguar which looks like a Rolls-Royce. They all seem to have very similar body style looks and they all copy each other. At least the Retro look of this car makes you stand out compared to the boring of many other makes.

I personally like the car because it has a lot more room in the backseat for adults and the trunk is huge. It has an awesome stereo system and it handles well even if you buy the lower priced SXT Plus model. The Dodge Hellcat is actually made in Canada in Brampton Ontario. This car is very popular in Canada as well.

ESG and the Democrat and Republican followers of the Church of the Green New Deal can kiss my ass!