The Challenger has become the champion.
The Dodge Challenger was the best selling muscle car of 2021.
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The make Challenger was the best-selling muscle car in the U.S. in 2021, ending the Ford Mustang’s streak that started in 2015.
Dodge delivered 54,314 Challengers to customers last year, which was a 3% increase over 2020, while Ford sold 52,414 Mustang coupes and convertibles to record a 14.2% decline and the worst performance in the model’s history.
The Dodge Challenger Mopar Drag Pak is a factory racing version of the Challenger that’s not for street use.
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Both were hampered by production issues caused by parts supply shortages, while the factory that builds the Mustang also suffered some downtime due to a gasoline leak that affected surrounding homes.
Both left their common rival, the Chevrolet Camaro, in the proverbial dust as Chevy managed to move just 21,893 all year.
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The Dodge Challenger Jailbreak has an 807 hp V8 and offers buyers a high level of factory customization
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Dodge will be looking to repeat in 2022 with a boost from the Never Lift campaign it recently launched that highlights the brand’s focus on performance vehicles and will see several special edition models debut before the first all-electric Dodge muscle car goes on sale in 2024.