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Dodge is once again delivering a lineup of the industry's most capable and powerful muscle car of the year with the 2020 Challenger. A real GT car, the Challenger's everyday livability,  power, and heritage design come together to make this modern, yet authentic Dodge muscle car. From the base SXT Challenger to the fastest, quickest, and most powerful muscle car, the "Demon-possessed" SRT Hellcat Redeye delivering 797 horsepower, Dodge is celebrating the Challenger's 50th year in style. more An Impressive 2020 Lineup Drivers have eight distinct 2020 Dodge Challenger trims to select from, including SXT, GT, R/T, R/T Scat Pack, SRT Hellcat, and SRT Hellcat Redeye. Those wanting an all-wheel-drive option can choose between the SXT AWD and GT AWD trims. Various package options provide all the performance features, specialized heritage features, and upgrades that Dodge/SRT drivers have come to expect. Dodge also gives drivers a wide array of engines to choose from, starting with the 3.6-Liter Pentastar V-6 for  SXT, SXT AWD, GT, and GT AWD trims. R/T trims include the impressive 5.7L HEMI V-8 while R/T Scat Pack trims bring with them the powerful 392 HEMI V-8. Drivers of the SRT Hellcat enjoy the supercharged 6.2-Liter V-8 HEMI, and those looking for ever more power will want to jump to the supercharged 6.2-Liter HO V-8 HEMI of the SRT Hellcat Redeye. Finally, Dodge is adding to its extensive palette of in-your-face car colors. Gold Rush, a nod to the Challenger's 50th Anniversary, joins other Dodge classics including Go Mango, F8 Green, TorRed, Sinnamon Stick, Hellraisin, and Frostbite. 50th Anniversary Edition Package Dodge is offering the 50th Anniversary Edition package on R/T Scat Pack Pack Widebody, R/T Scat Pack, R/T Shaker, GT RWD Challenger trims. Also available on the R/T Scat Pack Widebody trim is the Shaker hood, the first Shaker scoop available in body color, delivering a nice contrast with the satin black hood and only available on V-8 trims. Fiftieth-anniversary models will also receive trim specific Gold School painted alloy wheels that vary in design depending on which Challenger you select. Vehicles coming with Brembo brakes also include a new gunmetal finish on their calipers instead of the standard bright red. The Challenger's 50th edition is all about small details, including "50" logos on the rear spoiler, floor mats, dashboard, seats, and illuminated on the interior headlight housing. Those needing even more details to remind them they're sitting in 50 years of a thoroughbred muscle car will enjoy sepia stitching on the steering wheel, seats, and dashboard, an interior featuring a unique yellow-themed gauge cluster, and real carbon-fiber accenting throughout. Taking You Back to the '70s As a special nod to 1970, the original production year of the Dodge Challenger, Dodge is planning on producing only 70 vehicles in each color and trim combination with each one featuring a dashboard placard noting the car's number out of the 70. Don't miss your chance to experience the 50th Anniversary Edition of the 2020 Dodge Challenger. Visit Sheboygan Chrysler Center and schedule a test drive today. Image via Dodge.com

You've never lived if you've never felt the power of a Dodge Charger. Just when we thought the Charger lineage couldn't get any better, the 2020 model surprised us all. Here's everything you should know about this crowd-favorite muscle car: more Reliable Power One of the reasons the Charger has stayed in the driving public's good graces for so long is the exciting levels of power it brings to them. The 2020 Dodge Charger makes good on this delivery with its dynamic power offerings. Even at the Charger's base level, it gives drivers up to 300 horsepower and 264 pound-feet of torque to enjoy, which might be enough for the average driver to excite their otherwise dull commutes. But if it's raw power you seek, the Charger SRT Hellcat Widebody is equipped with a 6.2-liter HEMI SRT Hellcat V-8 engine that packs a white-knuckled, best-in-class 707 horsepower and 650 pound-feet of torque. Whichever of the Charger's four engine options you choose, you can be sure you're signing up for a good time. A Charger for Any Situation When we think of muscle cars, our minds might immediately jump to "Fast and Furious" situations where we get to unleash our pony's full potential. But after your races, real or imagined, you're still going to have to go to work the next day, sometimes in the rain or snow. Not exactly movie magic. Luckily for us, Dodge has given you the option for an all-wheel-drive system in a muscle car that gives you a boost of confidence when you're driving on slick roads. In addition to the traction control feature, you can maintain control over your vehicle over more roads than the Charger's competitors could handle. The new Charger also delivers a reliably smooth ride with its performance suspension options. Our favorite is the Hellcat Widebody's suspension which you can adjust to provide the perfect driving experience for that day's adventure. Throw in the high-performance brakes, and you have a Charger that can handle any situation. Style In a world where sedans are losing ground in the market every year, the Charger stays on top of its game. We speculate that this is in large part due to the undying style it brings to the road every year. For starters, its four-door muscle-car design gives thrill-drivers an option that's both exciting to look at and is ready to handle their life's busy schedule. And regardless of the utilizable space, the 2020 Charger just looks cool. A blacked-out, aggressive front fascia rises proudly before giving way to the chiseled body lines that stretch back along its body. The scoop hood speaks to the Charger's heritage and makes it looks fast even when it's standing still. The 2020 Charger is the flagship for what the future of pony cars should look like. If you're ready to find your next favorite car you've ever had, come see our team at Sheboygan Chrysler Center. Let us show you why so many drivers choose a Dodge year after year. Image via Dodge.com