For the First-Time Ever the Classic Muscle Car Can Tackle Snow

For the first time ever, the snow is no match for a classic muscle car—thanks to Dodge’s latest innovation. The American icon is now strapping on its snow boots with an all-wheel drive Challenger, ensuring that muscle car enthusiasts can finally flaunt their horsepower on icy roads. Say goodbye to getting stuck in the driveway and hello to the new era of muscle cars that laugh in the face of snowflakes. Who knew that muscle could be so versatile?

For the first-time ever, Dodge is reinventing the American muscle car by bringing all-wheel drive to the Challenger.

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11 Comments

  1. hmmm…not sure about this one, muscle car = rear wheel drive for me…otherwise, its a jeep which is a fine vehicle, but not a muscle car

    • Yeah!<3

    • You are right on the money. I have a ’68 Chevelle SS-396, 4 spd. There is complete control with RWD and a total imbalance with FWD. From my first car, a ’56 Ford (3 of ’em) I’ve stayed with RWD. Drove Volvos up to 1992 when they stopped RWD (and stick shift).

  2. This has disaster written all over it.

  3. Absolutely adore everything about

  4. It’s not a classic. It’s just AWD and no better than a volvo.

  5. Hello, what about a Ken Block’s Ford Mustang ’65 Hoonicorn with AWD and 1400HP? …

  6. I want one but can only imagine the price of one…..

  7. Ehhhhh
    No flexing muscles here

  8. Mine can tackle snow! Very carefully that is!

    • I need one of these cars in Michigan!

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