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Dodge, in cooperation with Magneti Marelli, has revealed the new Avenger rally car. The model will make its first public appearance at the New York International Auto Show on April 22–May 1, 2011. "Our Dodge Avenger Rally car showcases Mopar’s new relationship with Magneti Marelli," said Pietro Gorlier, President and CEO of Mopar, Chrysler Group’s service, parts and customer-care brand. "Our companies worked closely together to bring this vehicle to life in a joint build that utilizes proven, quality-tested performance parts and accessories from Mopar and Magneti Marelli. We will gauge reaction to this vehicle and determine which parts will go into production." The new Avenger rally car is based on a stock 2011 Dodge Avenger Heat, but its weight has been reduced by about 200 lbs. The interior has been updated to coincide with rally requirements. It features a full 8-point Mopar roll cage, race seats with 5-point racing harnesses, a steering wheel and diamond-plate foot well from OMP, a purpose-built center stack and console with a compact high-performance 1 GB data logger and an integrated GPS, and inertial platform with real-time calculation of pitch and roll angles. Power for the Avenger Rally will come from a new Dodge Pentastar 3.6-liter V-6 engine that delivers 300 HP. This engine is combined with a new exhaust system, a Mopar cold-air intake, and a high-performance Mopar/Magneti Marelli braking system. Hit the jump for full specifications on the Mopar Dodge Avenger rally car. CHASSIS
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Mopar-First FeaturesMopar has introduced numerous industry-first features including:
20 comments: Dodge Avenger Rally Car by Mopar It manifest more on its performance and very noticeable expressive design. I like the progressive things happened to the car. Very competitive not just on drift but also it specification and total package.
This 2011 Dodge Avenger can really make it into a great battle with Magneti Marelli. Based on its performance and engine with Dodge Pentastar 3.6-liter V-6 engine that delivers 300 HP, this car really has something to tell.
I do have my doubts as to how this ride would actually perform. But after seeing the video, I am starting to be a bit convinced that it might actually be a good one.
Its not really as good picturing images that I should say a well hybrid car, It actually has a reduced fuel efficiency that is not capable of fulfilling its speed performances.
This is pretty obvious that has a less fuel consumption in order to fulfill the speed accuracy of this car. This seems to be a putrid car hybrid need some updating version to enhance the total performance.
It seems that it has less appealing abilities to catch peoples eye attention, I have no idea if this really works the performance as well.
I cant figure out whats the best thing for this type of model,Aside from its nasty and unpleasant looks i cant say this is the typically hybrid car for racers.
Well, I’m merely see the exterior looks of this car, The most significant version on how this total performance works so well during racing competition.
Hey, is this just a demonstration vehicle or are they going to field this one? I would really want to see how this would perform in an actual rally race.
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12.21.2011 @ 01:46