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Although Chrysler hasn’t officially released the new 2011 Dodge Challenger pricing, we can bet that the NADA Guide site is an accurate estimate. You can build your very own Challenger with various options and they even include pricing. It appears to be fairly legit too. What makes this so interesting is if these numbers are true, then prices have gone up substantially. A base 2010 Challenger SE with the 3.6-liter V6 is around $23,695, while the 2011 model is $2,310 more, at $26,055. The Coupe R/T jumps by $1,910 to $33,520. The top of the line SRT-8, which is the one you should have, is $1,921 more, at $45,601. A steep price to pay for that sweet motor. When it comes to paint colors, Dodge has a whole buffet of them. You can mix and match all you want, depending on the model you choose. There is Redline 3 Pearl, Green With Envy, Billet Metallic, and so on. We look forward to getting a go in one of the last muscle cars on the planet with a much improved dashboard and a 6.4-liter HEMI. "."
10 comments: NADA Guide gives us a glimpse of 2011 Challenger pricing StratRacer (292) Posted on 09.21.2010 I like the Challenger, but why would anyone buy it when you can get a Mustang or Camaro for MUCH cheaper and the only Challenger that can even come close is over 45K base.
 gazz_mctavish (221) Posted on 08.1.2010 tuner Mustangs, very nice. What else we can do to that American muscle but to tune?
 Ping_Guererro (939) Posted on 07.12.2010 This looks so impressive and really knowing about prices is good thing.I came to know that Dodge will change it’s badge because of the new Ram trucks division using it.
 Omarion_Steve (767) Posted on 07.11.2010 IMO, i would rather buy a Mustang with 48MPG.. today it’s wiser to use a fuel efficient car than a gas guzler one.
 rielle_brown (859) Posted on 07.8.2010 I’m actually looking foward to this car, if only because it suggests Honda is moving towards more commonality between its North American products and its Euro/JDM ones.
 Bobby_Cruz (513) Posted on 07.8.2010 like its design with clean lines compared with some derivative, busy look from Toyota. BTW, est. EPA 19/28 is even better than Sienna with I4. Oh, looks like Honda has a clear winner on hand.
 chris_cortez (612) Posted on 07.7.2010 I would rather buy a Mitsubishi Evolution than having a standard version of a challenger
 Euginewoods (556) Posted on 07.6.2010 well, I would rather choose the Mustang with 48MPG than this. with this kind of engine, there is no doubt that this is also a gas gussler.
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Posted on 05.6.2011