FAQs

Can I still buy a new Dodge Challenger in Malaysia in 2026?

The Dodge Challenger officially ended production in December 2023. In 2026, you can only find "brand new" units as remaining unsold stock from private importers (Recond dealers). Most available units in Malaysia are from the 2022 or 2023 "Last Call" production years.

How much does a Dodge Challenger cost in Malaysia?

Prices vary greatly based on the engine. A recond Dodge Challenger GT (V6) typically starts from RM350,000, while the V8 Scat Pack ranges from RM550,000 to RM650,000. High-performance models like the Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat can exceed RM800,000 due to high taxes and rarity.

What are the common engine options for the Dodge Challenger?

Common versions include the 3.6L V6 (303 hp) in the Dodge Challenger SXT/GT, the 5.7L HEMI V8 (375 hp) in the R/T, and the legendary 6.2L Supercharged HEMI V8 (717+ hp) found in the Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat series.

Does the Dodge Challenger come with All-Wheel Drive (AWD)?

Yes, but only for the V6 models. The Dodge Challenger SXT and GT variants offer an AWD option which is popular for better traction. However, all V8 variants of the Dodge Challenger remain strictly Rear-Wheel Drive (RWD) for that authentic muscle car feel.

What is the "Last Call" plaque on the Dodge Challenger?

To commemorate the end of production, every 2023 Dodge Challenger features a "Last Call" underhood plaque. This includes special editions like the "Black Ghost" or "Shakedown," which are highly sought after by collectors in Malaysia for their historical value.

What infotainment system does the Dodge Challenger use?

The Dodge Challenger is equipped with the 8.4-inch Uconnect 4C NAV touchscreen. It supports Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. While the interior design of the Dodge Challenger is more retro-focused, it still offers modern conveniences like ventilated seats and a premium Harman Kardon sound system.

Is the road tax expensive for a Dodge Challenger in Malaysia?

Yes, road tax for the Dodge Challenger is significant due to large engine capacities. The 3.6L V6 costs around RM4,300+ annually, while the 6.2L Hellcat engine can cost over RM17,000 per year, which is a key consideration for Malaysian buyers.

What car replaced the Dodge Challenger?

Dodge has replaced the internal combustion Challenger with the all-new Dodge Charger Daytona, which is a fully electric muscle car. While it shares a similar coupe silhouette with the Dodge Challenger, it focuses on EV performance and futuristic sound-simulation technology.

Is it hard to maintain a Dodge Challenger in Malaysia?

Since there is no official Dodge 3S center, maintenance for the Dodge Challenger is handled by specialized independent workshops that deal with American or high-performance cars. Parts for the Dodge Challenger are usually imported from the US, which may lead to longer waiting times.

Is the Dodge Challenger a practical daily driver?

Unlike many sports coupes, the Dodge Challenger is a true 5-seater with a surprisingly large 459-litre boot. This makes the Dodge Challenger one of the most practical muscle cars for road trips, though its large exterior dimensions can be challenging in tight Malaysian parking lots.