Dodge Challenger First Edition, Nav, All Stock! on 2040-cars
Rives Junction, Michigan, United States
2008 Challenger SRT First Edition #1152 2008 Challenger SRT First edition #1152, Brilliant Black Crystal Pearl which only 2,207 had this paint color, total produced 6400 for U.S., Loaded w Navigation, hard drive 20 gig music system 13 speakers w mounted base speaker and HID head lights, performance tires etc. Only 15,500 Miles always stored in heated building, no driving in winter, snow, ice, rain etc. I drive it daily, short distances. Original owner seller Nice first owner car, no issues. New tires, only dealer serviced. Oil changes all done every 3000 miles. Turn key ready to go. For 2008 6400 Dodge Challengers (all SRT8 models) were built for U.S.. 4,137 were orange, 2,207 were black, and 708 were silver. One owner clean car fax, no accidents. Super clean interior, very nice paint never been wheeled out. Runs excellent only dealer maintained clean history. Fresh tires, rims/alloys very nice only small scuffs on one front tire. Very rare first edition car, one owner, w low number serial number and low low miles, don't miss out. Low low reserve must go. Detailed item info Model Overview The 2008 Dodge Challenger SRT8 coupe comes with a 6.1L Hemi pushrod V8 engine that makes an impressive 425 horsepower and 420 lb-ft of torque. This year, a five-speed automatic with AutoStick manual control will be the only transmission offered.The rather wide, mid-sized Challenger has a back bench seat officially large enough for three, and with the long doors access is better than many coupes. Its trunk, at more than 16 cubic feet, is comparable to that of mid-size sedans.A four-wheel independent suspension underpins the Challenger, providing a smooth ride and crisp, capable handling. Front and rear stabilizer bars are standard, along with Bilstein monotube gas shocks, while big Brembo brakes--four-piston, front and back--provide impressive stopping power. Big 20-inch wheels are standard, mounted with four-season tires; Goodyear F1 Supercar three-season tires are available.Carbon-fiber-style hood stripes are part of the SRT8's paint scheme, and it's only available in three colors: Hemi Orange, Bright Silver Metallic, and Brilliant Black Crystal Pearl Coat.The Challenger SRT8, according to Dodge, will be able to accelerate to 60 mph in the low five-second range, do the quarter-mile in less than 14 seconds, and get from a standstill to 100 mph and back in less than 17 seconds.
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