For a long time, Mopar has been hosting an annual factory-vehicle customization program, and that will continue this year as the parts division of Stellantis will create a pair of matching performance vehicles. That’s right, in addition to all of the incredible Last Call models that have already been introduced, the final model year of the Dodge Challenger & Charger models will also feature Mopar Special Edition trim levels. We’re stoked about this for many reasons, including the fact that it’s the first time the annual program has featured two matching models. We thought we’d dive into the specs & features of the two models and what makes them so unique and exciting, so read on below to learn more.

The seventh and final of the Dodge Last Call models was unveiled at Last Call Las Vegas just over a week ago, and we couldn’t be more stoked about this model. The most powerful muscle car in the world, the 2023 Dodge Challenger SRT Demon 170 is sure to turn heads – if not from attention, from the wind as it blows past. We thought we’d dive into some of the newest model’s technical specs & performance details, so check them out below.

Earlier this year, we learned when the final Dodge “Last Call” special edition model will be unveiled. While we’re still a few days away from the Dodge Last Call Powered by Roadkill Nights Vegas Event on March 20th, Dodge has been steadily releasing a host of “Last Call” Countdown teaser videos. We thought we’d go over some of the information we’ve learned from these teaser videos so that we can put together all the information we know so far about the final 2023 Dodge Challenger and Charger “Last Call” special edition model.

A quick recap: the iconic Dodge Charger and Challenger models as we know them are coming to an end, but not without the automaker sending them off with one last hurrah. 2023 will be the final year for both the Dodge Charger and Dodge Challenger, at least with internal combustion engines underpinning them. So, the manufacturer has been introducing a series of “Last Call” special edition models for the two performance legends, and we’re just waiting for the last of them to be unveiled. Well, we’ve finally gotten word on when exactly the final one will be revealed, and another exciting vehicle will be on display there as well.

In case you haven’t already heard, Dodge and Stellantis have officially announced that the Charger & Challenger models will be coming to an end after the 2023 model year, at least as they currently are. Electrified versions of the nameplates are sure to arrive sometime in the future, but for now the iconic muscle and sports cars we’ve come to love will be discontinued. However, Dodge is making sure their final year is as exciting as it should be by introducing a total of seven different Last Call special edition trim levels.