Dodge has revealed next year’s Charger, heavily restyled with even more brightwork and a thrillingly evocative rear end. The 2011 edition of the popular muscle saloon, has lost some of its characteristic bluntness but replaced it with sexier and softer contours.
At the front the prominent grilled bulges out even further now with a bolder, harder signature ‘split cross hair’, and eating down into the bumper atop a more contemporary air intake arrangement. Even though the headlights are clearly reprofiled the rest of the new cars face is easily recognisable as a Charger.
It’s in profile and at the rear that the biggest changes have taken place. Although no side pictures has been released yet, there is clearly a scallop in the side of the leading to an air vent just before the wheel arch.
At the rear there is a new diffuser and striking twin-exhausts on this ‘HEMI’ version, but just look at the taillight arrangement which is reminiscent of the 1969 Charger. The massive spread of LEDs (164 in total!) is distinctive and will really make this car stand out in evening traffic.
From its press release Dodge admits that the restyle has been inspired by the second generation Charger from the 1960s.
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