Dodge has teased a wide body version of the Charger SRT, in a video titled "Something Big is Coming...",
The car was first teased when Dodge revealed the Charger Widebody concept at Spring Fest in March this year.
From the teaser video, the design of the front fascia doesn't seem too different from the March concept, although some of the lower intake vents may have grown slightly in size.
A facelift for the Dodge Charger SRT Hellcat has been teased ahead of its debut in the next few months.
At this point in time, details about the updated model are scant. Fiat Chrysler is only saying that it is "doubling down with upgrades inside and out".
CarAdvice podcast 31: 2018 Mustang leaked, Kodiaq review, WRC and LA report, and LHD conversions!
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Paul returns from the LA Motor Show and gives us his hits and misses, and Dave is fresh (and dusty) from the WRC.
In car news this week, we feature the 2018 Ford Mustang details being leaked, 2017 Suzuki S-Cross and Holden Barina pricing and specs, Dodge Charger and Challenger being investigated for a RHD conversion, 2018 LDV T60 ute is revealed and the Honda Jazz infotainment unit gets an update, but it's missing something very important!
Dodge Charger and Challenger right-hand drive business case being investigated
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If there's one thing that Australians love, it's a performance car. This is recognised by FCA Australia, with a business case currently being evaluated for conversion of the Charger and Challenger to right-hand drive.
Speaking to media at the Los Angeles motor show, Mike Manley, head of Jeep, RAM and COO of the Asia Pacific region and FCA Australia boss Steve Zanlunghi told CarAdvice that they understand the appetite for these cars in Australia.
New Dodge Barracuda, Charger, Jeep Wrangler, Grand Cherokee Trackhawk shown to dealers - report
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New and previously unseen models from the Dodge, Jeep, Alfa Romeo, Maserati, Fiat and Abarth ranges were reportedly displayed at a dealer meeting in Las Vegas, Nevada, earlier this week.
Some dealers have informed Automotive News that one of the most popular new models on show was the Dodge Barracuda convertible.
The Dodge Charger could be introduced to Australia from the beginning of 2014 if the business case that is currently under assessment stacks up.
Chrysler Group senior vice president of design Ralph Gilles told CarAdvice at the New York auto show his team is investigating shipping a converted right-hand-drive version of the large rear-wheel-drive sedan to Australia to sell alongside the Chrysler 300, with which it shares its platform.
