Last Call for all: Here are all 7 Dodge Charger and Challenger sendoff models - Autoblog

I have a 2015 Dodge Challenger SXT Plus. That is a Challenger RT with a V6 engine. It has the spoiler, it has the alloy wheels, the killer stereo, the leather interior but only a 305 horsepower V6 that can get over 30 miles per gallon on Long trips. The vehicle is only driven during the summer months. I have about 60k miles on it. Since I don't drive it in the winter, it doesn't get exposed to salt and rust will not be an issue for a long time.

It does zero to 60 in about seven seconds not less than two seconds like the muscle cars you see featured here.

I have only replaced the battery three times and it's cost me about $600 bucks total. If I would have bought a Tesla in 2015, it would probably require a $20,000 battery at the end of this year.
This is really interesting how the very last of the gasoline powered muscle cars from Dodge are going to have some special collectors editions.

15 years from now, those Vehicles will be probably have very low mileage and won't need a $20,000 battery replacement like electric cars of today require 9 or 10 years into the future.

Also Interesting that Ford is going to maintain gasoline engines in its Mustang line.

The Vice president of Ford said on the Fox News business that Ford is still going to lose $3 billion dollars in electric vehicles in the next few years.

Ford will gain $9 to $11 billion dollars with his conventional engine vehicle lineup.

No matter what President Biden says, I don't see electric cars making up more than 25% of the cars because the grid in the United States and Canada cannot support all these electric cars and the rare earth metals to get these cars working comes from abroad and there is not enough rare earth metals to go around.

I would like to see for those Americans who live in extreme cold climates who have four to five months out of the year below freezing, how long did the range will be for an electric car because you have to heat the battery and heat the passenger compartment at the same time. People will see that long range driving cross country is not really feasible with an electric car with the technology we have at this time.
I am so glad that Dodge is coming out with some special editions to say goodbye, or so they think, to the internal combustion engine Mopar. I believe that with the Republican administration, that electrical cars May not be so widespread and the internal combustion engine may come back En Vogue instead of electric cars being a novelty that the Church of the green New Deal is trying to push down everybody's throats.