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Nowadays, it can take the Internet less than 24 hours to come up with various remastered versions of a machine once this makes its debut. And the freshest example of this comes from the 2020 Dodge Charger Widebody.
We've already discussed a rendering portraying the Dodge Charger Hellcat Widebody sitting on custom wheels. And we are now back on the topic, as there's another full-fat Charger Hellcat waiting to show its pixel tricks to us.
The render we have here brings a few slith touches to both ends of the super-sedan and we'll go through them in a moment. However, I want to focus on that full front light signature.
The newfound ilumination obviously takes inspiration from the factory rear lights of the Charger, which spread across the entire width of the vehicle, making the machine easy to recognise from a distance (hey, that's how you can spot police cars when you're approaching them).
Sure, this is only a render, but I could see a shop out there bringing the brighter face of the Charger to the real world as if it was playing with Christmas lights.
Moving on to the rest of the mods, we'll zoom in on the lower rear apron of the Mopar machine. The uber-saloon has gained a diffuser to match its 707 ponies, while the exhaust setup now features a quadruple layout.
In my book, both changes make the HEMI toy look a bit too Euro, so I'd stick with the OEM appearance.
Of course, once deliveries for the newcomers kick off, a move that should take place by the end of the year, plenty of aftermarket developers will want to play with the supercharged goodie, so custom car fanatics only need a bit of patience.
P.S.: Make sure to use the swipe feature of the Instagram post below to compare the retouched Dodge Challenger Hellcat Widebody to the original.
The render we have here brings a few slith touches to both ends of the super-sedan and we'll go through them in a moment. However, I want to focus on that full front light signature.
The newfound ilumination obviously takes inspiration from the factory rear lights of the Charger, which spread across the entire width of the vehicle, making the machine easy to recognise from a distance (hey, that's how you can spot police cars when you're approaching them).
Sure, this is only a render, but I could see a shop out there bringing the brighter face of the Charger to the real world as if it was playing with Christmas lights.
Moving on to the rest of the mods, we'll zoom in on the lower rear apron of the Mopar machine. The uber-saloon has gained a diffuser to match its 707 ponies, while the exhaust setup now features a quadruple layout.
In my book, both changes make the HEMI toy look a bit too Euro, so I'd stick with the OEM appearance.
Of course, once deliveries for the newcomers kick off, a move that should take place by the end of the year, plenty of aftermarket developers will want to play with the supercharged goodie, so custom car fanatics only need a bit of patience.
P.S.: Make sure to use the swipe feature of the Instagram post below to compare the retouched Dodge Challenger Hellcat Widebody to the original.
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