Dodge Builds Two 750 HP Charger Drift Cars for Roadkill Nights
Dodge is unveiling two 750-horsepower Dodge Charger vehicles engineered for professional drifting. The cars are set to debut at the Roadkill Nights event.
Dodge has partnered with Mike Musto and Suppy Wejpanich to construct two purpose-built Dodge Charger vehicles designed for professional drifting. The cars, named the Dodge Charger BOOST Coupe and the four-door Dodge Charger RPM, will be powered by 750-horsepower "SIXPACK" engines.
The vehicles are part of the Dodge brand's "Last Call" initiative, celebrating the era of V8 engines. The build process for these cars has been documented in a series that will be released across Dodge's social media channels. They are scheduled for their public debut at Roadkill Nights, held at M1 Concourse in Pontiac in August.
The project involved specialists from the automotive industry and drifting communities. The aim is to create high-performance drift cars that reflect the capabilities of the Dodge brand. Technical specifications and the construction journey will be highlighted in the forthcoming series.
Roadkill Nights is an annual event that draws automotive enthusiasts and professionals. Dodge has been a significant participant in the event, and these new drift cars underscore the brand's commitment to car culture and performance.