Life’s a Drag! We Test the 2023 Dodge Challenger SRT Super Stock Last Call. Rare, misunderstood, and mostly ignored, the Super Stock has talent beyond the dragstrip.

The now-defunct automaker heavily promoted the Gremlin as a Super Stock drag car and, thanks to an NHRA rule change in 1972 that allowed for smaller cars, it was allowed to rip. 1974 ...

The Super Stock—it gets its name from the Super Stock class of modified passenger cars in drag racing—has a tire-limited top speed of 168 mph. Dodge Demon Successor? Customers can place their ...

I’ll never forget my first drag race. It was the 1971 NHRA Winternationals. I lived a block away from the south entrance of the Fairplex in Pomona, where the season-opening event took place, so ...

2020 Dodge Challenger SRT Super Stock | Manufacturer image. The 2018 Dodge Challenger SRT Demon was truly a monster — an 840-horsepower, supercharged, purpose-built drag-racing car that could go ...

The Super Stock has a total of 807 horsepower (the Demon made 33 more), but power alone isn't enough to get the car to its advertised 3.2-second 0-to-60-mph time or 10.5-second quarter-mile run.

The Super Stock is made for the drag strip (not a road course), and while it's no Demon, it's the first non-limited-production Challenger to be laser focused on putting the power down, and that's ...

This 1969 AMX Super Stock has been perfectly preserved. ... Bill Rodekopf wrote a check for $5,011.08, dealer cost, for a purpose-built drag car engineered to compete in Super Stock.

The '68 Hemu Dart was not Dodge's first attempt at a Super Stock factory drag car. In 1966, Dodge modified 50 Dart GT cars for NHRA competition, calling it the "D-Dart," which incidentally also ...

Dodge’s latest factory-stock drag-strip monster might not be quite as bonkers as a Demon, but the good news is that the 2020 Challenger SRT Super Stock won’t cost as much, either. The Super ...

Without any other modifications, a Barracuda B029 Super Stock could run the quarter-mile in the low 10s, reaching around 130 mph (209 kph). Few similarly-sized cars could keep up with it back then ...