[White Trash]

Question for those in the know?
How many Challengers roll down the assembly line per day in Brampton?
How many can they build per week?
Just curious

 

[Gotgap]

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[2ndgen]

Since it shares the line with the 300 and the Chargers the question really is how many LX-platform cars can roll off the line per day.

 

[Slidd]

Last thing I saw was about 900 pre-Covid but now about 750 per day and correct, that includes Challenger, Charger and Chrysler 300 and on days with two shifts. Definitely two shifts Monday through Friday, not sure about Saturday but I thought it was normally only one, closed Sunday, all subject to change.



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[slicks]

Your about Bang on Slidd...think its even little slower now as well.

 

[White Trash]

So in a nutshell about 300-400 Challengers per day 5 days a week.
1600 a month.

 

[slicks]

Most are basic 6 cylinder and regular 5.7 challengers...the bigger displacement the rarer they be

 

[Gotgap]

Most are basic 6 cylinder and regular 5.7 challengers...the bigger displacement the rarer they be

Sounds interesting

 

[JS23V0B]

54,314 Challengers were built in 2021

So about 1,000 per week

 

[south_paw]

It was more than 1000 per week. Overall it was a 14 month build year, November 2020 start and didn't end till Dec 2021 but there was over 15 weeks of shutdowns in that period.

 

[CRKFIEND]

I would estimate that there are about 246 built per-day. Last year there were 54,314 Challengers built. There are 261 days in a working calendar, and I believe the plants were shut down for two months so that removes 40 working days from the calendar. So, 54,314 divided by 221 is 245.7.

My armchair math shows that there are about 246 challengers built per day.

 

[White Trash]

Sounds like it’s going to be a long year of waiting for ordered Challengers

 

[Hemi_Life]

54,314 Challengers were built in 2021

So about 1,000 per week

Does that also include 4thQ 2021? Also did you have numbers on Chargers?
Thanks!

 

[Slidd]

Most are basic 6 cylinder and regular 5.7 challengers...the bigger displacement the rarer they be

The Scat Pack is the only model that shakes that up a bit and it has been a huge seller for Dodge since day one.

2020 production separated by engine:

3.6L = 24,614
5.7L = 9,147
6.4L = 12,542
6.2L = 3,848

Does that also include 4thQ 2021? Also did you have numbers on Chargers?
Thanks!

Believe those are sales numbers and not production numbers and would include both 2020 and 2021 cars. Actual production numbers to come later.



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[Germansheperd]

The Scat Pack is the only model that shakes that up a bit and it has been a huge seller for Dodge since day one.

2020 production separated by engine:

3.6L = 24,614
5.7L = 9,147
6.4L = 12,542
6.2L = 3,848



Believe those are sales numbers and not production numbers and would include both 2020 and 2021 cars. Actual production numbers to come later.



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Even tho I don’t have mine anymore the Scat Pack is the best bang for the buck. Reminds me of the modern day 5.0 LX of the fox bodies in the 80s and early 90s.

 

[frictioncircle]

agree the 392 in a car is really all you need If you are not addicted to 1/4 mile or bragging rights.I'm sure there are folks doing quite well in brackets with 392. It was fun in my Durango lugging around 5600 lbs...