Tag: SRT

This past weekend, a Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat owner named Bill Gamble became the first with a manual transmission to break into the 9-second quarter mile range – making him the first manual Hellcat owner in the 9s. Also, on one of his two runs that day, Gamble’s trap speed of 149.88 miles per hour […] More »

The Dodge Charger SRT Hellcat isn’t marketed by FCA in Germany, but the German performance experts at GeigerCars has become well known for importing the coolest go-fast American vehicles for European buyers. In addition to importing high performance American vehicles, GeigerCars also has a tuning company which adds their own unique twist to all sorts […] More »

There seems to be this misconception that the Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat is a bear to drive due to the 275 rear tires and the combination of 707+ horsepower and 650+ lb-ft of torque. In reality, the Hellcat is a remarkably easy-to-drive muscle car considering the power levels, and today I bring you a video […] More »

Last weekend, a new record was set for the world’s quickest Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat with the 6-speed manual transmission, as Bill Gamble and his built Mopar muscle laid down an awesome 10.2 at 140.5 miles per hour. On that run, Bill pulled a 1.49 60 foot time and anyone who has spent any time […] More »

According to a handful of insider reports, the Dodge Durango will finally be offered in high performance SRT trim for the 2018 model year – likely offering comparably performance to the current SRT Jeep Grand Cherokee, but with the “street performance style” of the Dodge brand. Of course, this isn’t the first time that we […] More »

I have had the extreme pleasure to spend time driving the 2016 Dodge Challenger 392 Scat Pack Shaker and the 2016 Dodge Charger SRT Hellcat in the past few weeks. While testing those two beautiful Mopar muscle cars, I hooked up my GoPro to make some videos showing each Hemi-powered beast blasting from a stop […] More »

A friend of mine named Paul owns the gorgeous Plum Crazy Hellcat Challenger shown above and after logging 5,400 miles on the stock Pirelli rubber, the time has come to buy new tires. Before taking the car to the shop for a new set of shoes, Paul decided to scrub off the rest of the […] More »