But hold on: For the 2020 model year, Dodge has come up with the new Challenger SRT Super Stock, which it’s calling the quickest, most powerful muscle car you can buy.

Without any other modifications, a Barracuda B029 Super Stock could run the quarter-mile in the low 10s, reaching around 130 mph (209 kph). Few similarly-sized cars could keep up with it back then ...

The 2021 Dodge SRT Super Stock Challenger is a bucket-list car. Its 807-hp supercharged, intercooled 6.2-liter Hemi—like the 2018 Dodge Demon's 840-hp unit—was deemed so powerful none of these ...

Launched for the 2021 model year, the Challenger SRT Super Stock was basically an 807-hp rendition of the SRT Demon, with a widebody kit, special powertrain calibration, and adaptive suspension ...

The new Dodge Challenger SRT Super Stock is a 10-second car that will launch this summer. Latest; New Cars; ... Production of the model is not limited and will continue throughout the 2021 model ...

Though Jimmy is only 25 years old, he's already claimed two NHRA Super Stock World Championships (1997 and 1999), and six consecutive NHRA Division-7 Championships (from 1996 to 2001).

There is a hole in the Challenger lineup where the SRT Demon used to reside, and now Dodge attempts to patch it with the new 2020 Challenger SRT Super Stock.. According to the automaker, the ...

We get an inside look at the Anderson Elite chassis super Late Model stock car from Port City Racing which features a big-spring setup and many unique suspension innovations - Circle Track Magazine ...

The model we know today debuted in the 2008 model year. ... The 2022 Dodge Challenger SRT Super Stock ... which locks the gearbox to hold the car at the starting line. Also, the Super Stock ...

Check out this 1965 Dodge Coronet W051 Super Stock with a 426 Race Hemi engine, a 727 three speed automatic transmission, and dual Holley carburetors, from Mopar Muscle Magazine.

As you can imagine, few of the 57 Fury Super Stock units built in 1962 have survived. Furthermore, the model is just as unknown to the average muscle car enthusiast as it was six decades ago.