[pdx.challenger]

Wait I thought that a throw back paint color and a dash plaque signifies a special edition to Dodge. :fight:

It doesn't have to be a throw-back paint color. Delete the stripes on a white 392, swap the wheels with Alcoas & add a Kowalski plaque... oh wait, the 392 has more features. :rofl:

 

[pdx.challenger]

It seems quite logical that there will be a 'Cuda when the Challenger's clock runs out. Chrysler could keep the existing body shell, saving them a boatload of money, and swap in new 'Cuda-specific features. It would give them a chance to refresh the interior and explore alternative powertrains as well. Bring it on!

I feel certain this won't happen. I think Fiat/Chrysler/Dodge will move from a MB based platform to a smaller Fiat based platform to introduce a Cuda model. This is in keeping with the industry, as it's been confirmed that the next generation Camaro will also be moving to a smaller platform. Additionally, I don't think a Cuda will be a true retro model like the Challenger, but a new model with some retro styling cues like the Charger.