The Wall Street Cheat Sheet had an interesting article about the production numbers of the Challenger, Mustang and Camaro. It said that the Challenger was the only car to increase sales from April of last year (17.1%). The Mustang slid .6% and the Camaro a whopping 17.4%. I guess that quality will always prevail. The only mistake in the article was a quote that Dodge revived the Challenger because the redesigns were "a huge hit" and "Mustangs and Camaros began selling in huge numbers." We all know that the Challenger was in production a full year ahead of the Camaro. Can the Dodge Challenger Wrestle America
Challenger sales in August 2013 hit a record of 4,392 (up 33%). Here's how they compared to the competition: Mustang August 2013 Delivery (sales):5,866, down -22% Camaro August 2013 Deliveries (actual sales): 8,875, up 33% http://www.media.chrysler.com/newsr...7B3A454FFB28B3225399080924875?&id=14816&mid=2
