From the Jalopnik web site:

"The U.S. Air Force has used your tax dollars to commission a highly-customized Dodge Challenger muscle car complete with radar-absorbing paint, proximity sensors and targeting cameras for its recruitment program.
Air Force Vapor
In a move to help raise the U.S. Air Force recruitment program off the floor, this Dodge Challenger have been given a heavy-handed once-over by California's Galpin Auto Sports — that's the same shop responsible for MTV's Pimp My Ride as well as building NBC's failed Knight Rider Kitt Mustang.
The Challenger 'Vapor' features a Mad Max-style exterior with a shaker hood, radar-absorbing paint, one-off custom carbon fiber wheels, proximity sensors and a 360-degree targeting camera with a quarter mile range. The interior features two seats, with a secondary steering wheel for the passenger, aircraft-inspired console throttle control and a grouping of high-res screens to see the import-driving insurgents sneaking up from behind. In a strange mix, the trunk features both nitrous oxide tanks and stinger missiles for when you've live your life a dogfight at a time. The U.S. Air Force 2009 Supercar Tour can be seen at various high schools throughout the country as well as other Air Force sponsored national custom car events." [via USAF]

Check your Six Challenger....there's a Mustang on your tail...........