Dodge Challenger by Roush?
Auto tuner extraordinaire Roush is quite used to working its magic on modern day pony cars, but they tend to be the kind with bluish, oval-shaped badges.
Why then, would one savvy cameraman be able to capture a brace of brand new Dodge Challengers, hanging out on Roush’s front stoop? It’s awfully hard to argue with this photographic evidence, but we wouldn’t want to jump to any conclusions. We would however, like to close our eyes for a moment and imagine the accelerative power of a Roushcharged 6.1-liter Hemi. Talk amongst yourselves in comments.
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Comments
Russ Bellinis
Roush racing is a Ford sponsored program, but one of Jack Roush's other companies does work for any automaker that wants to hire them, usually prototype work. Roush may race Fords, but he is in business to make a profit. If there is money to be made building high performance G.M. or Chrysler products, I think Jack would do it. He won't race non-Ford products however because Ford sponsors his racing business.
Ducati Minor
It was already released that this is for Roush Engineering, which does supply for other makes.
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Chrysler often uses Roush when repairing vehicles due to containment issues or when adding low production options. The Super Bee RAM trucks for example (wings/decals). So spotting a couple of Challengers outside of Roush doesn't necessarily mean performance options I'm afraid.
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