The Dodge Charger is an automobile produced by the Dodge division of Stellantis (formerly Fiat Chrysler Automobiles) since 1968 in three different iterations. The original Chargers were based on the Chrysler B-Platform and were produced until 1978 in numerous iterations. Numerous engines (mainly V8s) were used to power the original B-body Chargers until 1978 when they were replaced by the Dodge Magnum.
This casting is based on a highly-modified rear-mid-engined 1968 Charger that Vin Diesel's character Dom Toretto drives in the film Fast 9, as modified by SpeedKore. Named the Hellacious by SpeedKore, the car features a mid-mounted Chrysler Hellcat engine and onboard electromagnets. The casting notably features a two-tone interior, featuring a chrome engine, gear shift and floorpan and a gray dashboard and seats; the simplified version for use in the themed assortments uses a one-piece interior.
