White 2009 Dodge Challenger R/T Track Pak

[BigDaddyWiz]

Originally Posted by Cuda340

I'm sticking with my order of Hemi-orange. This color will be retired around January 2009. Silver, while relatively rare now, will be around for a long time. Silver, after white, is the most popular color of cars.

who said it will be retired? for the RT? Cause I heard it was only gonna be limited on the SRT for 09. I'm planning on an RT and I wont buy the car if I cant have it in orange. Call that childish or whatever, but the color is VERY important to me.

[Daddy Kool]

Originally Posted by Cuda340

I'm sticking with my order of Hemi-orange. This color will be retired around January 2009. Silver, while relatively rare now, will be around for a long time. Silver, after white, is the most popular color of cars.

I agree. Right now all Challengers (SRTs) seem orange, but if the volume of SEs sold to R/T and SRT is the same as 300s to 300c's, the orange is going to represent the faster few very soon!

[Delta53]

Thanks for the photo's. Now I have an idea what mine will look like minus the stripes and sunroof. I can't wait!

[pallen]

Originally Posted by dboy23

I spotted this about two weeks ago and again about a week ago, it's a 2009 Challenger with normal plates, no sign of a manufactures plate or anything. Guys at Dodge didn't believe it until I showed them the pics, any ideas guys? The first two pictures are the first time I spotted it, the second two are at some apartments about half a mile from the first spotting, about a week after.























I've also spotted a bunch of test/fleet Challengers, R/T's, SRT's, and the SE V6's, if you guys wants pics just let me know .

That could be a Chrysler Service Training Vehicle. The training centers get pilot vehicles so they can do some training on the new stuff before production starts. Maybe some states don't issue manufacturers plates and the car is licenced with a regular plate even though it is a Chrysler vehicle. I worked in service training in Ontario Canada before I retired and we had 15 vehicles at my trainng center, all licenced with regular plates and when they were not being used for training, we drove them whenever we wanted.

[SRT-6]

Those are great photos and the car does look great in Sublime.

[sublime 781]

Originally Posted by Delta53

Thanks for the photo's. Now I have an idea what mine will look like minus the stripes and sunroof. I can't wait!

mine too and im going to change the stripe to the same one as the white drag car

[dboy23]

Originally Posted by pallen

That could be a Chrysler Service Training Vehicle. The training centers get pilot vehicles so they can do some training on the new stuff before production starts. Maybe some states don't issue manufacturers plates and the car is licenced with a regular plate even though it is a Chrysler vehicle. I worked in service training in Ontario Canada before I retired and we had 15 vehicles at my trainng center, all licenced with regular plates and when they were not being used for training, we drove them whenever we wanted.

Well I've seen plenty of cars up here with Manufacturers plates and I've seen the guy around town running errands, most of the time it's just parked so I doubt he's testing it in any way, I could be wrong of course. I'm getting a Saleen Mustang anyways, Challengers are gonna be way to played out for me.

[Nitelinger]

Cool photos thanks for putting them up.....Gosh its so great to see Mopars on the road again after all these years. I never thought it could happen....thank you God!

[Nitelinger]

The Challenger is way to played out? ... so your getting a Mustang?....oooooooook?

[sublime 781]

mustangs were a limited run....................................