SRT 'Satin Vapor' Special Edition Models Revealed
Starting in the second quarter of 2014, Dodge will offer a new “Satin Vapor” finish on the Challenger, Charger and Chrysler 300 SRT models.
Starting with the Challenger, customers will get five-spoke “Satin Vapor” wheels, mirrors, a special fuel door and leather seats specific to the package. Red Brembo brake calipers and a grey 392 Hemi badge are also specific to the package. Customers can pick from a list of exterior paint colors including white, orange, graphite and red.
The Charger gets special roof treatments, five spoke wheels, mirror caps and Super Bee stitched leather seats. It also gets red brake calipers and the same Hemi badges mentioned above. Dodge will offer the special Challenger in white, silver, graphite or red.
Finally, the Chrysler 300 SRT will get the same roof treatment as the Challenger, a different 6.4-liter Hemi badge and an optional body stripe. Once again, the package includes five-spoke wheels, but in this case the car gets a satin-finish spoiler. Again, the same red Brembo calipers are present as are the “satin” black mirror caps. There’s a special black grille with a matching lower valance stripe and black belt trim. Colors for the meaner-looking 300 include white, silver and “granite crystal.”
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