Dodge Charger Super Bee coming back!

While Chrysler pats itself on the back for making its first profit in the last quarter ever since it emerged from bankruptcy in 2009, it is hard at work on its upcoming vehicles. Chrysler is intent on shifting the focus from pickups and SUVs. In fact, corporate planners want to retain aspects of performance and off-road capability.
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veyron1001 - 5/6/2011 3:33:05 PM

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I personally hope Fiat ends Chrysler and just use the brand for trucks.

toolatetorace - 5/7/2011 1:09:38 AM

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BZZZT BZZZZT Somehow this car is kind of a middle gound , Dodge had the Charger as a higher end car and the original Super Bee was a realtive to the Plymouth Road Runner . They were both go fast cars in the medium price feild . The lines here are getting blurred

Tarzan - 5/7/2011 3:12:34 AM

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The Camaro Transformers special edition car was cool looking in yellow...but this one looks like the fat lady at the circus.

truckman - 5/7/2011 3:39:34 AM

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The new Pentastar V6 is still dated when you compare it to Fords V-6 Eco-Boost, Dodge better get back to the drawing board, the new V-6 should be pushing 400hp not close to 300hp, also I hope it runs on 87 octain, it desperately needs the direct injection for the power and efficience, also this new Super B would benefit from a direct injection V-8 for the high performance version, it has to be lighter and more efficient.