Picture of door tag on Challenger says it weighs 4160lbs.

[chasb]

Originally Posted by BigDaddyWiz

i know this could very well change by production time and i'm not sure if this could be doctored at all, but it doesnt look like it. found it on the camaroz28 message boards.

http://web.camaross.com/forums/showt...=422093&page=2

scroll down about 3/4 the way down, you cant miss it.

Could mean they simply took a 300 and body-shopped it, but left the door sticker on? THis thing HAS to come in at under 4,000 lbs

[ChuckG]

Originally Posted by E-Body

Lighter would be nice but heavy won't stop me from owning one.

I'm with you E-Body. Just my opinion but I think this size thing and weight thing is starting to get a little over-blown. Of course you do need something to talk about while we're waiting for it to arrive.

I'll take the concept car right now and could care less what it weighs or it's size.

[AMG]

This is my answer to the haters about weight.

My car is heavy because Dodge didnt want wimps driving real muscle, so invest in these to drive real muscle!

[MustangSally]

Originally Posted by AMG

This is my answer to the haters about weight.

My car is heavy because Dodge didnt want wimps driving real muscle, so invest in these to drive real muscle!

Having a spat of roid rage are we?!?!

J/K... muscles!

[PolarBear]

I couldn't find the post, so it must not be true....gross weight w/pass and full trunk am sure, or it was made out of clay

[BigDaddyWiz]

the way i'm looking at it now, even if it does weigh over 4000lbs, as long as it still does the 0-60 in 4.5 and the quarter mile in 13 sec, like the mags say, that is fine with me. i dont plan on doing road racing with it anyway. just as long as i can smoke new mustangs and camaros off the line, i'd be happy. plus i'm sure it will handle better than the heavy cars of the 70's.

[rander]

But, if DCX decides to put the 6.4 in them who cares what the size and weight of the vehicle. Even with 6.1 you'll be making 13.0 runs in the 1/4 mile. not bad for a 4100 pound car.