Over the last thirty years, domestic carmakers have done everything possible to produce attractive sedans. In the mid-2000s, Chrysler and Dodge released their versions of American-made sport sedans. Both cars were widely successful and became an instant success.
The Fiat-Chrysler Automobile company has released two very respectable sedans under different brands. The Chrysler 300C and the Dodge Charger are some of the best vehicles out there to modify. Some modified Chargers and 300C are among the muscle cars that can challenge any sports cars at any time.
10 Dodge: Black Beauty
The sixth generation of Chargers is absolutely gorgeous. Thanks to its very aggressive look, the Charger became a huge success among tuners. Thanks to their powerful 5.7L Hemi V8 and 6.1L Hemi V8, the Charger was an affordable alternative to other cars such as the luxurious Cadillacs.
This beautifully stanced Charger is the sort of Charger people would love to own. It is quite rare to see an American muscle modified following foreign trends. This beautiful Charger would be a huge hit at a Japanese car meet.
9 Chrysler: Red Devil
It is widely believed that the Chrysler 300C is competing directly with luxurious German sedans. Despite the very bland design of the first generation, the 300C started being looked upon as a very respectable American-made sedan. The latest version of the 300C is simply gorgeous and is a perfect base for a project.
This 300 is the sort of stanced muscle cars that are modified to perfection. Though negative cambers are nowhere to found on this 300C, it is perfectly lowered. The matte red vinyl wrap fits perfectly with the black rims. It is safe to assume that an aftermarket exhaust system was installed, thus giving the 300C the roaring sound it desperately needs.
8 Dodge: General Lee
Cars have been under the spotlight in several movies and TV shows. From The Knight Rider to Fast And Furious, movie companies have invested quite a decent amount of money to popularize a given car. This Charger is a shout out to the legendary show Dukes Of Hazzard.
Though this Charger might be an RT at best, the General Lee wrap is quite unconventional, especially with the hints of rat style here and there. It would have been nicer to see the same wrap applied to a modified Hellcat. The white lettering on the tires really give the car a racy style.
7 Chrysler: Purple Gem
American cars are popular in the old continent. Unfortunately, American cars sold in the European market tend to not be as great as their American-sold counterparts. Due in part to stringent regulations, it is hard to find a Chrysler SRT-8 for sale at a decent price. However, a lot of free time and some great research skills may help anyone in Europe get a hold of a 300C SRT-8.
Over the last couple of decades, popular rim manufacturers have been noticing a significant change in trends. Luxurious wheel companies such as Forgiato have been showcased in music videos. They have gained a lot of exposure thanks to their very peculiar designs. This 300C looks beautiful with the purple paint job and the copper rims.
6 Dodge: Silver Bullet
The latest Charger SRT-8 is simply perfect. Thanks to a 6.4L Hemi V8, the Charger produces 470hp stock. Combined with a very stylish design, the seventh generation Charger is perfect for a project. Very simple modifications can turn the amazing Charger into absolute eye candy.
The Charger can pull off about anything. Whether it is a matte black wrap or a glossy paint job, an SRT-8 Charger is very likely to be a head-turner. This silver bullet is by definition is guaranteed showstopper. Though it may blind other motorists on a beautiful day, this Charger will for sure get people dreaming.
5 Chrysler: Sleeper
Though it is known that the Chrysler 300C comes with a 6.4L V8, the car does not look like a car that could rival M-Series or AMG-Series vehicles. However, the 300 can be a real wolf in sheep's clothing. Since there are aftermarket performance parts available nationwide for the 300C, it is possible to turn the car into a German car killer.
It is common to see 300 SRT-8 being driven by middle-aged men looking for a little more zing. This SRT-8 is not your common 300C. Thanks to the addition of a twin-turbocharged 6.4L Hemi V8, this insane 300C is a true sleeper car. It is unsure how much horsepower that beast produces, but it sure is one quick 300C.
4 Dodge: Fast And Slammed
The Charger was fitted with so many different custom styles that it has become quite difficult to come up with something original. The murdered-out style is a bit played out. The same thing applies to the lowered Chargers sitting on 22's. This stanced Charger is simply modified but sure looks gorgeous.
This stanced Charger did not only receive a body kit and a set of rims. It was also equipped with an aftermarket supercharger and some loud mufflers. The combination of looks and performance makes this Charger highly valuable. The Vossen wheels themselves are worth a fortune.
3 Chrysler: Classy
The 300 is known to be a great looking car. Unlike the previous edition, the latest 300 doesn't look the slightest like a knock-off Rolls-Royce. As a result, the car became very popular among professional and amateur tuners. The car's design is so classy that very little modifications can turn this great car into a head-turner.
This beautiful SRT-8 received a very minimal amount of work. However, what has been done to the car gives it a little more racy feel. This Texas-based 300 seems to be ready to tear up the track. It is unsure whether anything was done to the engine, but the stock 6.4L V8 produces 470hp. To some people, it is more than enough.
2 Dodge: Lethal Feline
When Dodge released the Hellcat, it completely reshaped the domestic muscle car market. The highly powered sedan is one of the fastest and affordable sedans of that caliber in the market. Quickly realizing the potential of the car, tuners nationwide took a liking to the Hellcat and made sure to give the modifications it deserves.
The Hellcat is a mean Dodge, there is no denying that. However, a wrap like this one gives the car the aggressive look it desperately needs. Though this wrap may cost an arm and a leg, it would only give an additional layer of aggressiveness to an already insane sedan. This Las Vegas-based Hellcat is one of a kind with its full reflective design.
1 Chrysler: Modern Low Rider
The best thing about the Chrysler 300C is that it is extremely modular. The 300 can be modified to become a 900hp and up beast. However, it can also be modified to become a truly cool cruiser that will turn heads wherever it goes. This 300C may not be suited for the track, but it sure looks like a show car.
This style is usually applied to more classic rides such as the 1964 Impala. Surprisingly, this 300 looks absolutely marvelous with the huge Lexani rims and the very personalized paint job. Give the low ground clearance, it is safe to assume that the car is equipped with an airbag system.