The Charger is currently the slowest-selling new vehicle in the United States.

there are 10,800 of them on dealer lots, but there have only been about 1,260 sales in the last 45-day window — so... there is about a 385-day supply, at an average transaction price near $58,560.

That's why Dodge has spent 2026 throwing product at that problem. 

It revived the Super Bee with 600 horsepower. 

SRT developed an electrically assisted boost system largely to make a turbocharged six feel like something it isn't.

None of it changes the fundamental math: Windsor is building a car that retail buyers are declining at a rate no incentive fixes. 

https://autos.yahoo.com/new-vehicles-and-reviews/articles/dodge-building-cop-car-again-200504532.html