When Chevy and Dodge discontinued their iconic hallmarks of American iron, everyone thought muscle cars were a dying breed. However, 2008 marked the start of an era when American car manufacturers started the muscle car resurgence. One of the catalysts for this was Dodge bringing back its iconic Challenger. Despite being in its third generation, Dodge's reintroduced Challenger can draw quite a few stares out on the road. Later, in 2008, Dodge brought us the R/T model. What you are looking at is a 2010 Dodge Challenger R/T with a reported 7,703 miles on the clock for sale by the original owner.
The new generation Challenger saw the return of the car's iconic design, harking back to the hay days of the 1970s Challenger. The roofline, four individual round headlights, and rectangular taillights scream classic muscle car, and it looks at home in any drag strip alongside its predecessors. Our subject 2010 Dodge Challenger R/T is finished in a suiting bright silver metallic paint job with darker silver accent stripes on the bonnet and fender along with the R/T badge. The car sits on OEM 20-inch chrome alloy wheels, which completes the stance of this unit. The nostrils on the bonnet provide additional cooling while also adding points in the looks department. The 27F R/T customer-preferred order selection package offers a dark slate cloth interior, which provides a perfect blend of comfort and looks. The retro styling can also be seen in the interior, with the circular gauge cluster and four-spoke steering wheel. Despite this, it also has convenient amenities such as power windows, power mirrors, and climate control.
This 2010 Dodge Challenger R/T is powered by a 5.7-liter V8 engine. The R/T version was equipped with the HEMI-style combustion chamber, variable cam timing, revised cylinder heads, and other improvements from the factory. When mated to the six-speed manual transmission and the Mercedes Benz-derived rear suspension, the Challenger R/T is capable of reaching 60 mph in under 6 seconds. The Challenger R/T is a perfect muscle car to fulfill all your retro American muscle dreams.
2010 Dodge Challenger R/T
5.7L HEMI V8
6-Speed Manual
RWD
Bright Silver Metallic Exterior
Dark Slate Interior
7,703 Original Miles
1-Owner Vehicle
27 F R/T Customer Preferred Order Selection Package
20" Wheels
R/T to Hood and Fenders
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