As we’ve known for a long time, Dodge is saying its final goodbyes to the Challenger and Charger we all know. models that have been among the best muscle cars you could buy for over a decade, especially with their brutal Hellcat versions. The Last Call series with seven different and very powerful versions is the final climax of this story, which fortunately, as we discovered a few months ago, we have been able to enjoy to a great extent in Europe with some of these versions Will be One of them is the Dodge Challenger Black Ghost, which we told you about last year and which has just been confirmed to arrive in the old continent.
300 units for the return of Detroit’s Black Ghost
This is a limited edition of only 300 copies that attempts to pay tribute to the so called 1970 Challenger RT SE by Godfrey Quells, popularly known as Black Ghost, with which he made a legend as a secret racer in 1970’s Detroit. Now it’s ready to hit the ground running in Europe following the arrival of the Dodge Challenger shakedown last February.
As such, the new Dodge Challenger Black Ghost with a pitch black base replicates the aesthetic that the Black King has, which will be the only one available in the 300 planned units with chrome details and black “skin” vinyl. “On the roof, same as the original.
All this exclusive and menacing look is accompanied by a base of the almighty Challenger SRT Hellcat Ready Widebody, whose power reaches up to 807 CV here, and is seasoned with 20-inch satin carbon warp speed wheels, black Mopar hood pins and black Mopar hood pins. Black six-piston Brembo brake system and midnight metallic SRT logo on the grille.
Inside, we get details like a black Ghost badge on the interior instrument panel and bright Dodge badging on the dashboard, Alcantara steering wheel with red SRT logo, genuine carbon fiber trims, Dynamica suede headlining and Alcantara/Laguna leather seats and door panels.
At the moment, Dodge has not given details about the price and the number of units that will reach the community area.
Antonio Ramos Ochoa Specializing in the world of motoring, competition and technology, Antonio Ramos Ochoa is a writer for Car and Driver.
