This Dodge Challenger R/T gets the best of both worlds thanks to its propane conversion and retention of gas power.

As the production of the Dodge Challenger comes to an end, some fans are taking the continuation of this Mopar icon into their own hands.

Owner of Droptop Customs, a shop that builds convertible Dodge Challengers, decides to cut the roof off of his  SRT Demon 170 and it hurts to watch.

Witness reports say the car wasn’t making much noise. Could this camo-less Dodge prototype car be an EV or a hybrid? 

Though it’s rare and desirable, we can’t imagine a world in which someone would pay this much for a Challenger SRT Demon 170.

This chassis appears ready for a gas drivetrain, something to thrill the Mopar petrol head upset of an EV-only Dodge future.

This nicely-done 2012 Dodge Challenger R/T is a modern version of the 1970 model that starred in the cult classic.