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Dodge Unleashes Two Manual Charger Drift Cars With 750 HP

Dodge has revealed two high-powered Charger drift cars, but they're not for sale.

By · Published August 10, 2026  14:57 UTC · Updated August 11, 2026  22:27 UTC

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Dodge revealed two 750-horsepower manual Charger drift cars, which were showcased at Roadkill Nights. The vehicles were not available for purchase.

Epilogue added 87d ago, after coverage quieted.

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  • Velocity & Diffusion: Coverage exploded across 8 distinct news outlets with 8 published articles, achieving a live velocity of 6.
  • Primary Driver: Dodge has revealed two high-powered Charger drift cars, but they're not for sale.
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Dodge has introduced two 750-horsepower Charger SIXPACK drift cars with manual transmissions. These vehicles are not available for purchase. The cars are the result of a collaboration between Dodge and Hemmings. They will make their debut at Roadkill Nights, an event taking place on Woodward Avenue in Pontiac. The event will feature NHRA stars and legal high-speed racing. The cars are part of a broader promotional effort by Dodge, which includes the Year of One Million Thanks Tour.

This tour is visiting state fairs in Wisconsin, Iowa, and Minnesota. The tour and the drift cars are aimed at celebrating Dodge's heritage and engaging with enthusiasts. The specifics of the modifications made to the Chargers are not detailed in coverage. The extent of the collaboration between Dodge and Hemmings is also unclear. The event's full schedule and additional attractions have not been fully outlined. The long-term plans for these drift cars after Roadkill Nights are unknown.

The closure of part of Woodward Avenue for two days is noted. The impact of this closure on local traffic and the community is not discussed. The reaction from the public and the automotive community to these drift cars has not been widely reported. The future of similar high-powered, non-sale vehicles from Dodge is uncertain.

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What is the Year of One Million Thanks Tour?

The Year of One Million Thanks Tour is a promotional event by Dodge visiting state fairs in Wisconsin, Iowa, and Minnesota.

What is Roadkill Nights?

Roadkill Nights is an event featuring high-speed racing and automotive entertainment, taking place on Woodward Avenue in Pontiac.

Are the 750-horsepower Charger drift cars available for purchase?

No, these cars are not available for purchase.

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