Dodge has confirmed its intention to re-launch its legendary Charger Daytona on Saturday, celebrating its 50th anniversary and limiting its production to the limited edition category with only 501 copies.

The name 'Charger Daytona' dates back to 1969, when Dodge introduced a car known for its large rear wing, and a large and pointed front in line with the high capacities produced by the engine of the car, before «Dodge» celebration half a century to launch its car, launch A special version called «Dodge Charger Daytona 50th Anniversary Edition 2020», based on the base of its current model «Dodge Charger SRT Hellcat Widebody» with global capabilities in terms of performance and acceleration.

The festive version features special aerodynamic components that stand out in the rear, with a large rear spoiler, a lower air intake including the exhaust grille, and wide longitudinal openings on the bumper side.

Dodge also offered its customers four color options for the exterior, with the original 1969 glossy B5 Blue, as well as large, lightweight, high-strength carbon fiber wheels. Of 20 inches. The name of the festive version continues to impose itself on the interior of the car, after the cabin got seats covered with leather Alcantara luxury and embroidered with a blue knitting bearing the name «Daytona». Dodge also offered the option of black nappa leather for the rest of the cabin, which is harmonious in color from carbon fiber components that stand out across the dashboard and center console.

Extending its power, the car is based on large 6.2-liter Hemi engines powered by a turbocharger, which can drive the car to a top speed of 332 kilometers per hour, with the ability to start from a steady state to a quarter mile (402 miles). Meters) within 7.8 seconds.

Daytona 1969

First launched in 1969, the Dodge Charger Daytona is renowned for its distinctive design, particularly in terms of a large rear wing that enhances aerodynamics and gives the car more stability at higher speeds.

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