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The Dodge Charger SRT 392 might be one of the most overlooked modern Mopars.
Often overshadowed by the Hellcat and Scat Pack, the SRT 392 offered the same 485-hp 6.4L HEMI as the Scat Pack, but with premium performance and luxury features that set it apart.
This stunning 2016 SRT 392 just popped up on @carsandbids with only 12,000 miles, finished in Go Mango with a gorgeous Sepia “Peanut Butter” Laguna leather interior!
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These are basically Hellcats without the Hellcat engine, and I swear everybody forgot that they existed. This is a 2016 Dodge Charger s r t three ninety two that just popped up for sale on cars rank bids with only 12,000 miles and it's a pretty special car. No, you might be thinking, well, isn't this just a Scat Pack? Well, it depends on who you ask. Under the good, you've got the same potent 6.4 liter Hemi V eight making 485 horsepower. But unlike the Scat Packs at the time, the s r t three ninety two came with tons of goodies that were borrowed straight from the Hellcat. Things like massive six piston Brembo brakes, three mode adaptive Bilstein suspension, SRT drive modes, wider forged wheels, and even the same premium Laguna leather interior. Yeah, a lot of those features didn't even become available on the Scat Pack until years better. And what makes these even cooler is that Dodge only offered the Charger SRT three ninety two from 2015 to 2018 and they really didn't build very many of them at all. So finding one in this condition with such low mileage over ten years later is kinda crazy and I want it. But no I'm curious, would you guys rather have one of these or one of the newer Scat Packs? Me personally, I'm taking this all day, but I'm interested to hear your thoughts in the comments And as always, follow for more.