Photo: thewidepanda/instagram
While we wait for Dodge's otherworldly 2021 Charger SRT Hellcat Redeye to land in showrooms, we can zoom in on the aftermarket side of the Mopar realm, as we've brought along an example of a build that was recently completed.
This super-sedan left the factory as a 2020 Dodge Charger Scat Pack Widebody, which means there's a 392 HEMI under the hood, so the driver gets to play with 485 horsepower and 475 lb-ft of twist.
Given the spicy look of the four-door toy, the owner decided a partial wrap rather than a complete one would be enough to gift the car with a new image. As such, the White Knuckle paint was mixed with a black vinyl, all with the aim of achieving a panda bear look.
In fact, as you'll notice by checking out the Instagram posts below, which come from the owner of the car, this has been nicknamed "The Wide Panda". In fact, the gearhead went as far as fitting custom badges on the vehicle, which will definitely put a smile on your face.
Speaking of badging, the factory shoes were left behind in favor of custom wheels supplied by Forged Concepts, albeit with the latter packing a design that seems to perfectly match the look of the vehicle. Nevertheless, the Dodge center caps were kept in place.
If we zoom in on the lower side of the vehicle, we'll notice what can be defined as an aero armor. To be more specific, there's a splitter up front (don't overlook the pair of rods securing this element), along with side skirt extensions, which also cover the sides of the rear apron - all these goodies feature a black and white theme.
As for the posterior of the muscle sedan, this has received an aggressive diffuser-style element, along with a wickerbill that also belongs in the extrovert category.
Oh, and make sure to also check out the "Panda" badging on the taillights...
Given the spicy look of the four-door toy, the owner decided a partial wrap rather than a complete one would be enough to gift the car with a new image. As such, the White Knuckle paint was mixed with a black vinyl, all with the aim of achieving a panda bear look.
In fact, as you'll notice by checking out the Instagram posts below, which come from the owner of the car, this has been nicknamed "The Wide Panda". In fact, the gearhead went as far as fitting custom badges on the vehicle, which will definitely put a smile on your face.
Speaking of badging, the factory shoes were left behind in favor of custom wheels supplied by Forged Concepts, albeit with the latter packing a design that seems to perfectly match the look of the vehicle. Nevertheless, the Dodge center caps were kept in place.
If we zoom in on the lower side of the vehicle, we'll notice what can be defined as an aero armor. To be more specific, there's a splitter up front (don't overlook the pair of rods securing this element), along with side skirt extensions, which also cover the sides of the rear apron - all these goodies feature a black and white theme.
As for the posterior of the muscle sedan, this has received an aggressive diffuser-style element, along with a wickerbill that also belongs in the extrovert category.
Oh, and make sure to also check out the "Panda" badging on the taillights...
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