We watched with our small eyes, a pair of fiery red eyes watching us. That’s the main lesson from avoid, dodge trailer for the final “Last Call” model, the first in a series of four weekly trailers ahead of the vehicle’s launch. Sure, the little ugly guy with the eyes is probably appropriate too, and we’ll credit the YouTube commenter for the best guess we’ve seen so far: Demon Redeye. Test images. Whatever it is, we’ll see it at next month’s event in Las Vegas, Last Call Dodge Powered by Roadkill Nights Vegas. This is an additional Roadkill Nights event, the traditional Detroit shindig still scheduled for the standard August slot.
The automaker unveiled this last special during Speed Week last August, with the car covered and wearing a “1FAST29” license plate. After a couple of misses, Dodge CEO Tim Kuniskis acknowledged in an earlier online press conference. SEMA that thing a wide range of blower motors caused delays. What Blows Up a Hellcat? ONE Drag-strip Challenger special rumored in July to cram 909 hp under the hood when drinking an E85 or even an E100 racier, a fuel trick suggested by the moonshine tank on Dodge’s Never Lift calendar. The rationale for the 909hp guess is that the original Hellcats hit the market with 707hp in 2015, followed by 808hp in the Demon in 2018. The end of the Demon in 2018 led to the introduction of the Redeye engine and wide body trim into the series production line in 2019 — the latest challenger The Redeye Widebody goes up to 797 horsepower—so why wouldn’t a potential Demon Redeye revel in his work and move target columns for the ICE wrap party?
The event takes place on March 20 at The Strip in Las Vegas Motor Speedway. The gate opened at noon that day, revealing the “Last Call” slated to begin around 6pm PST that evening. People who want to go can buy tickets online now.
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