The 2010 limited edition cars, officially called "Mopar '10," start with a Challenger powered by the already-strong 5.7-liter V-8 producing 372 horsepower and 400 lb-ft of torque. Then Mopar adds ...

The Mopar '10 Challenger hits dealerships next month, priced from $38,000 with the automatic transmission (including the $750 destination charge). Want a do-it-yourself shifter? Add $1,000 to that ...

The Mopar '10 Challenger's package is simple enough: priced from $38,000 for the auto or $39,000 for the manual, and based on the 5.7-liter Hemi Challenger R/T, the car gets a hood-venting system ...

That’s changed with Dodge’s new Mopar ’10 Challenger. Not only does it come in just one color — Brilliant Black — with a choice of three accents — blue, red or silver — it will be ...

Earlier this week, Dodge yanked the sheet off a sketch of the Mopar '10 Challenger. Today, we have a video of the car that shows it in the metal and gives a brief rundown of the primary features.

After tossing us several cars with unique colors pulled straight from the 70s, Dodge has finally given us a proper special edition Challenger with the new 2010 Dodge Challenger Mopar '10 edition.

Although images of the Dodge Mopar ’10 Challenger have previous surfaced, we managed to get some live shots of the first special edition Challenger. The Mopar ’10 Challenger is actually based ...

As a reminder, the ‘Mopar 10’ is based off the Challenger R/T with a 5.7-liter Hemi V8 featuring a series of cosmetic and performance upgrades. Only 500 examples will be built, with all of ...

B y the way the Last Call editions of the Dodge Challenger and Charger were touted, you wouldn't expect any other special ...

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Following the footsteps of the Ford Mustang (which seems to have countless special editions), Dodge unveiled their first special edition Challenger, dubbed the “Mopar ’10 Challenger”.