They kept it simple because it’s plain OLD.

@@voodoodiecast Doesn't matter. It's fun as hell

@@voodoodiecast exactly

@@voodoodiecast the sales speak for itself even if you don’t like it for whatever reason

@@gaara4667 it was only last year it has good sales because it’s dying off. Since it’s re introduction in ‘08 it was at the bottom in its class lol.

Touché North Carolina is the home of NASCAR and we don’t have nearly enough Hellcats around the area.

It’s not the cars other Americans hate it usually the people who drive them, they’re usually hood ppl who are way too obsessed with their insta

man I love the muscle cars so much and I want to get my hands on this bad boy someday. I envy the Americans for making this masterpiece.

I live in atl I actually see slot of challengers I had one myself and I’ll never be sick of seeing one

Here, in North Carolina, next to NASCAR, I see them often. I have a Scat Pack I drive on weekends.

You own a hellcat ?

That’s great! Just interested how much does it consume gas for daily drive bcus im interested in one?

@@candyhatergrandmeme2199be ready to be at the gas station everyday if you’re daily driving it. I own the dodge challenger Rt and I’m at the gas station every 2 days 😂

As an indian i can't either

I have one to you have to have the right tire the one from factory suck

Congrats. I was waiting for '23 for my Redeye. I hope you have a bunch of fun with it

@@MDMoreDamage thanks i hope so too & good luck on your 23'

Congrats on the red eye

how much insurance

Omg 😳 same still own it in 2022 but I have sold it never will cause it’s special it was gifted to me by brother who passed away due to unknown circumstances in 2020 a month or before Covid hit

@@coolguy3627 lost ALOT of good ones to that dam COVID Biden brought over from China! Sorry for your loss mate

2019 Hellkitten sheepbody

You have the golden combination on your car. I’m searching for a manual one but in my country they only imported 2.

Keep that thing in tip-top shape, because in 40 years it is likely to triple in value, and that's with adjustments for inflation, which means you get to drive and enjoy it gratis in the meanwhile!

Honestly, Dodge are meant to produce amazing thirsty Supercharged HEMI V8 engine for a decade. Leaning towards to being EVs is gonna be over the line and somehow weird for some car enthusiasts.

That EV Charger is going crush the Redeye, Demon and Jailbreak all at once.

Not a concept it's been revealed already couple weeks ago. AWD electric "muscle car"

@@jadenspires1891 If they left it as is right now, it won't SELL in many countries. Electric motors can typically move vehicles faster than gasoline engines. So this is why you're seeing various auto makers come out with last gen gas powered guzzlers. Most of Europe and probably all the EU is making them impossible to sell there because of fuel consumption. I think their intention is to be 100% EV by 2030 for sales. A couple EU countries are even before 2030, even 2025. Different European auto makers have already started to move their sports cars to BEV. And when the oil industry wants to CREATE an oil shortage and then make insane record profits like they have last 2 quarters, it's the right action from govts. It's either that or completely regulate them again. I'd be in favor of ending the ability for US oil to be exported, like it was before 2012 or thereabouts, and the US govt. has to approve contracts for sales of refined products to move from the US to other countries. The govt. could also remove leases from companies if they aren't meeting demand in the US. I mean all the moves that have been made over the last 2 decades has been supposedly energy security and then the opposite happens. So I'm glad countries are starting to ban vehicles like this when an oil industry is raping consumers at the worst time possible. The only shortage that exists is because companies or countries don't want to boost production. If companies want to do this then the best move is to greatly reduce the amount of oil being consumed and getting rid of muscle cars is the best place to start, along with trucks.

@@ARDEN440i that's not true. It's still a concept. They didn't even disclose any of the specs, launch date, or price.

It’s the democrats not dodge

@@TheNichola6 what? It’s the Dems that are killing off the muscle car

There are tons of cars that can leave a smile on your face. The new c8 z06 is a much better all around car. It will eat that hell cat for lunch

@@TimesUp777 and i bet you dont have either of them🤣🤣🤣

Yes and stays with the Hellcat up to 100 MPH

@@TimesUp777 id still buy a hellcat even though it loses to any car :)

@@yassinemondamaq1817 well, I dont think the HellCat loses to any car. They probably beat most of them.

we will do a petition... Repping kenya

Zl1 is a better car

@@18thSTVATO by some standards I agree but it is not a straight muscle car. Hellcat is the best straight muscle car so I preferred it over the ZL1. Loved the Camaro too though

"May"?

@@mbagwell2607 Why is it not a straight muscle car? Because it handles better and brakes better but is just as fast in a straight line?

@@camirocz it’s not a “muscle car” anymore..it’s a sports car..or pony car.

@system geo Launch control is meant to allow you to do that. And if the traction is on as well, then it should not spin. Plenty of HP to just override those controls and smoke the tires.

@system geo Agree, just do a few launches and work out what is best. Cheers

Pirelli All Season tires are dramatically bad, I know because I had them in my Scat Pack. They don't stick to the road at any time of the year.

He used all season shit tires, that's why.

C63 AMG Black Series is a insane car with a very aggressive sound. No way I'll choose any Challenger over that.

Agreed. I live in a RHD country as well and it would be a serious consideration before I buy my Audi A7 3.0 which is not as aggressive. Each vehicle has its own identity with how it sounds, but this one sounds angry all the time. Down to individual tastes I guess. C63 AMG is also an aggressive animal but in a different way.

Wah ya lying 4?

No .. i have gotten 4 hellcats one redeye i going to get a demon but i got the charger hellcat for the wife had a viper and a super bee working on a 70 roadrunner right now i have had pretty much all Mopar's

And he made it look easy 🔥🏆😎

Sooo right!

So true , I missed the one I owned for 4 years badly once I sold it !!!! The most fun car I’ve ever owned and I am 61 years old and had many muscle cars over the years but none as fun as my Hellcat was !!!! Still kick myself for letting it go to another fun-seeker 🤪

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 I feel you, man. Damn.

@A Z Oil is pumped up, have you seen the land devastation and pollution from that? It's both shite for environment, does not mean we should not search for alternatives.

@A Z Lithium CAN be recycled (not saying we are doing enough of that yet). Oil is turned into gas, which is burnt. There's no recycling burnt gas into new gas... That's the fundamental difference. We CAN get to a point where mining is no longer needed for electric cars. You will always need to mine new oil for gas.

Yep.. 717 HP and shitload of torque and fun.. its okay. Please don't go all environmentalist for such a special thing.

@A Z landfill, polluting the water table

Wrong !!!!!! 17city and 22 hwy for my 2016 HELLCAT that I daily drove for 4 years

Sad to see and I’m not even a muscle car guy

Ford is keeping the V8 and manual

That’s a terribly sad thought !!!!! MONUMENTALLY DEPRESSING !!!! 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

Same haha, I wanted a Hellcat but once I drove my scat I realized I wouldn’t be able to use 717HP on the streets😂

Nice! I'm debating purchasing one myself.

@@DookyButter DO IT

I used to drive a hellcat every day at work, the manuals from 2016 and before, man... insane. Every shift felt like blowing a clutch

@@mys0076 He was talking about the Durango hellcat. A 3 row SUV with the same engine.

@@HotHatchHero ah ok my bad...🙏

Durango hellcat is ridiculous they should make you get a different license to own one

It is a delicious engine for sure !!! !

It’s Canadian

@@Bergamot88 hahahaha, good one

Dont agree but to each his own. The stang and Camaro are better looking even though the hellcat looks good

@@TimesUp777 sorry bud, even as a ZL1 owner, I have to agree that the Hellcat is the best looking muscle car.

@@AnnatarTheMaia that's fine. Everyone has different tastes when it comes to how good a car looks. The Hellcat's look to square to me and kind of plain. I will take muscle cars from the 60's and early 70's before any of this modern stuff. The old cars aren't as fast but to me they are much better looking then the new cars that are all plastic.

@@TimesUp777 ...and the cars from the 1960's and the 1970's, especially towards the end of 1960's and certainly in the 1970's are "square and plain". And that is fine, I prefer them myself, but few are those who can afford them nowadays. One of the primary reasons why the Dodge Charger has been such a runaway success is because it draws upon that late 1960's muscle car era and sucessfully modernizes it while achieving perfect proportions and just the right amount of retro inspired details.

@@AnnatarTheMaia the Corvette's from the 60's and 70's were not square at all. The Camaro's from the 70's were not even close to being square. Yes, the Camaro's the 60's were somewhat square but they had a alot of character to them. The Corvette's aren't neccesarily a muscle cat but they are a sports car so that is why I mentioned. You are obviously a Dodge guy and yes the Challenger is a very nice car but it isn't something I would buy. There's too many cars that are better looking in my opinion. Another thing about the new cars is that very few of them will go up in value like the real muscle cars from the 60's and 70's which have skyrocketed in price. I like chrome and steel which is one of the biggest reasons I like the old muscle cars. In my opinion the 1970 to 1973 Camaro RS (real split bumper) is one of the best looking cars ever built.

Bombocloth

There was a rumour they going to do these American cars converted to RHD with manufacturer guarantee in Australia, so hopefully cars like this, the F150, C8, RAM1500, etc will be available to us soon. wouldn't buy 1 but would love to see them running around in Pretoria

Get it registered in Botswana and use it in SA.

@@wasifahmad9605 why go to all that trouble? Wouldn’t it be easier to register it in SA, unless Botswana has some low import taxes?

@@shasha023 you can register LHD in Botswana and just drive over the border… SA banned new LHD registrations in 2001.

@@shasha023 I think there is a company in Australia that does this, but once you get it converted and imported it’s like 2 mil++, at which point you might as well buy something local with a warranty and spares support

SRTs had a 6.1 L Hemi

Salt is very bad for cars !!! Nobody ever tell you not to drive your baby in the wintertime? that’s why you get a throwaway car for winters !!

@@user-xx4tu5ow5o True. it sadly is. 16 years is good for Toronto so far though. got a Tesla Model Y for our main car now. should do a lot better in salt.

Yup! u b wise to budget for both on a regular basis. Just too fun to go slow

No it looked like that was a trip reading over 4000 miles. At 93 octane who could afford it?

It's pretty bad either way

@@T0NYMANUEL it depends a lot on how it's been driven, surely? Drive a big, modern sports SUV with 600bhp like this and I'll be amazed if it does any better.

@@grahamstefaan perhaps @AutoTrader can clarify

@@FlyingPhysicist for reference the Aston Martin DBX with 707 hp has around 17mpg on average. Even if we drive it hard we would get close to 13mpg. So I personally think 4.7 is too low. But then again nobody's buying a hellcat for mileage

Should have Michelin Pilot Sport 4S tyre's