Alot of the pics (especially the pics of the interior) are preproduction. Says so on the dodge website

Check the link:

http://www.dodge.com/en/2008/challenger/gallery/

look at pics:
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Any ideas?

 

while it may be certain that Dodge's site indicates that on the bottom of the interior pics, I believe it is unlikely that much will change from this point forward. Overall, it hits the mark in a decent manner, I would like to see how they have increased the quality of materials and workmanship from the past few years. That too me would make it a win for me.

 

My guess is that for the 2008 models, if there are any changes, they will be minor. It is just too close to production to make any changes.

However, that being said, I would love for Dodge to surprise us. If there is a change it will probably not be in the 2009 models, especially since we will see it in March, but in the 2009.5 models. They may even upgrade the Chargers as well at that time.

Just my thoughts.

 

I wouldn't mind seeing the screen for the radio go away.. I don't need all that.

 

i believe screen for the radio is the MyGig system only...

 

you are correct Sir...I saw the base radio in the silver car at Chicago...it looks good too...

 

Still not crazy about the inside. I have to see it for real to be sure. [sm=smiley29.gif]

 

Are there any pictures out there of the dash without the nav screen? I'd be interested in seeing one. Thanks.

 

I might as well ask this question instead of making a new thread...
Under specs and upgrades and additional features on the dodge website, what is the "SRT Track Experience" supposed to mean? Do you get to bring your car out their once if you buy a SRT version of a car?

 

Every buyer of an SRT receives the SRT Track Experience (worth $500), run by the Richard Petty Driving Experience.

This full-day driving event puts you in the driver's seat of the entire SRT lineup.

A limit of 20 participants per group guarantees maximum seat time.

Each group is assigned a lead instructor for the entire day.

Four driving modules last from one to one and a half hours in length. The modules are: Advanced Car Control, Autocross, Full Throttle Challenge and Hot Laps. Each driving module is designed to improve on a range of different driving skills.

Guests are invited to ride shotgun with a professional driver around the road course to experience what SRT is truly capable of.

To see the video, visit the SRT web site at:
http://www.drivesrt.com/en/track_exp...iew/index.html [sm=gears.gif]