Introduction: Just when you thought the curtain had fallen on Dodge’s Last Call series, the automaker pulls a fast one with a surprise encore for the 2024 Durango! Get ready for a wild ride as Dodge introduces the first special edition of the season – the SRT 392 AlcHemi. Yes, you read that right, and no, it’s not a typo. Dodge is unleashing a bit of alchemy on the streets, turning its Durango into a metallic masterpiece.
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The AlcHemi Transformation: When Metal Meets Magic Dodge is playing the wizard with the SRT 392 AlcHemi, where alchemy meets horsepower. For those who know their Dungeons & Dragons or have a flair for medieval vibes, alchemy is about turning metals into gold. So what does this mean for the Durango? Yellow Brembo brakes, special graphics with yellow accents, and an interior that’s practically radiating sunshine with more yellow accents. Add black exhaust tips, Satin Black wheels, carbon-fiber bits, and you’ve got a potion that’s pure automotive alchemy. Choose from the non-color palette of black, two shades of gray, or white for that extra touch of metallic magic.
Under the Hood: Hemi Power, Unchanged and Unapologetic The SRT 392 AlcHemi is not just a pretty face; it’s got the heart of a beast. Beneath the flashy exterior, the 6.4-liter Hemi roars to life, unleashing 475 horsepower and 470 pound-feet of torque. The eight-speed automatic transmission ensures this metallic marvel sprints on all fours, providing an exhilarating driving experience.
The Last Call Tease: Is a Demon Durango in the Cauldron? As Dodge raises the curtain on the Last Call series, the burning question remains – could we be witnessing the creation of a bonkers Durango Demon 170 with over 1,000 horsepower? Dodge remains cryptic on that front, but they do promise Last Call treatment for the Durango Hellcat in the future, keeping our imaginations revving.
Limited Edition AlcHemi: Catch It While You Can! For collectors and enthusiasts, the SRT 392 AlcHemi is a limited edition spectacle with only 1,000 units in the production cauldron. Each color option – black, gray, and white – will have 250 units, making this Durango a rare potion indeed. The special package adds $3,595 to the MSRP of a standard Durango SRT 392, but brace yourselves for the dealer markups, because this alchemical masterpiece is destined for May deliveries after an April production kickoff.
Conclusion: Dodge’s Last Call series is back, and it’s kicking off with a touch of alchemy that’s sure to turn heads. The SRT 392 AlcHemi isn’t just an appearance package; it’s a potion of power, style, and a dash of medieval magic. Stay tuned as Dodge hints at more Last Call surprises, and who knows, the cauldron might just bubble up a Demon Durango in the future! Grab your broomsticks; it’s time for a Dodge wizardry adventure.
