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The popularity of the Dodge Charger and Challenger continues to be on the rise, so it shouldn't surprise you to see more and more renderings based on these Mopar toys. And while certain pixel work of the sort goes for the "extreme," other pieces are more restrained, such as the one sitting before us. However, this eye candy has something that makes it special: it's intended for a build.
That's right - the custom styling cues visible on this muscle sedan will land on an actual Charger in 2020. And with a 6.4-liter HEMI under the hood of the targeted machine, the muscle is certainly there.
The widebody take featured in this rendering makes the WB option the American carmaker offers seem like child's play. And the new arches are filled with custom wheels featuring an uber-wide dish.
Note that the connection to the road is further refined by the use of air suspension, which explains the microscopic ground clearance of the Mopar toy.
While we're talking about the lower side of the four-foor, we mustn't look past the newfound downforce devices, from the front splitter and the side skirt extensions, to the rear diffuser. Then we have the rear wing, which reminds one of the setup used in NASCAR, albeit with a street twist.
Timothy Adry Emmanuel, the digital artist who gave us this work, was quite specific as far as the tire choice goes. The pixel specialist went for Toyo R888Rs. And considering how popular this kind of rubber is among drag racing fans, it shouldn't come as a surprise.
As for the red halo lights, they are so fashionable nowadays, even though they split opinions with ease.
PS: Make sure to use the swipe feature of the Instagram post below, which portrays the said Mopar toy, to enjoy all the angles of the massive beast.
The widebody take featured in this rendering makes the WB option the American carmaker offers seem like child's play. And the new arches are filled with custom wheels featuring an uber-wide dish.
Note that the connection to the road is further refined by the use of air suspension, which explains the microscopic ground clearance of the Mopar toy.
While we're talking about the lower side of the four-foor, we mustn't look past the newfound downforce devices, from the front splitter and the side skirt extensions, to the rear diffuser. Then we have the rear wing, which reminds one of the setup used in NASCAR, albeit with a street twist.
Timothy Adry Emmanuel, the digital artist who gave us this work, was quite specific as far as the tire choice goes. The pixel specialist went for Toyo R888Rs. And considering how popular this kind of rubber is among drag racing fans, it shouldn't come as a surprise.
As for the red halo lights, they are so fashionable nowadays, even though they split opinions with ease.
PS: Make sure to use the swipe feature of the Instagram post below, which portrays the said Mopar toy, to enjoy all the angles of the massive beast.
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