production of the sixth-generation Chevy Camaro just ended with no successor yet announced, while the Dodge Challenger will live on in some capacity, though it’s somewhat in the same boat. Now, production of the current-gen Dodge Challenger has officially ended, according to Automotive News Canada.
The current-gen Dodge Challenger has been in production at the automaker’s Brampton, Ontario plant since 2005, where it’s built alongside the Chrysler 300 and Dodge Charger. However, production of all three of those models is ending today, bringing that rather long run to a conclusion
the last SRT Demon170 Challenger came off the production line at the Brampton Plant in Ontario, Canada.
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