Racing has always been part of Chrysler’s performance heritage, even before the days of the famous Ramchargers race team In the Sixties. PROFORM® Parts has several variations on the Chrysler HEI distributor, like this 100% new electronic street/strip version (#67040) which pumps up the spark for the 273-318-340 and 360 engines. Better, more efficient fuel ignition means increasing useable horsepower. Don’t let a lo-po distributor slow you down.

Today at the New York International Auto Show, Chrysler LLC unveiled its full 2009 Dodge Challenger model lineup. Pricing will start in the low $20’s.

The all-new 2009 Dodge Challenger merges the best American muscle-car characteristics — unmistakable design, world-class handling, powerful engines and technology — to delight driving enthusiasts across several generations.

“Our all-new 2009 Dodge Challenger is a modern-day muscle machine representing the best from the past and present,” said Mike Accavitti, Director – Dodge Brand and SRT Global Marketing, Chrysler LLC. “Thirty-five years following the debut of the original, we are bringing Dodge Challenger back and loading it with essential hardware, styling and technology desired by today’s buyer.”

The Avenger is a mid-sized car made by Dodge, which looks like a smaller Charger. The Avenger is also the mechanical twin of the Chrysler Sebring sedan. They share underpinnings and powertrains.

K&N Engineering has designed a lifetime replacement air filter (33-2373) for the Dodge Avenger and Chrysler Sebring. See complete list below. Handmade in the USA using only the finest materials, K&N Replacement Air Filters are washable and reusable. It’s almost impossible to wash your K&N Air Filter too much. Inside our testing laboratory, we have washed and re-oiled one K&N Air Filter more than 100 times and it still performs up to specifications. Depending on your driving conditions, we recommend cleaning your air filter every 50,000 miles.

K&N Air Filters were created for an environment requiring maximum horsepower, excellent filtration and enhanced acceleration. We take filtration seriously at K&N. The result is an air filter that allows more air into an engine and will protect your engine for the life of your vehicle.

“Concept to reality” has become a term that epitomizes the Chrysler Group design philosophy, and many observers are hoping that it will apply to the company’s concept vehicles for 2007.  Chrysler Group’s latest concept vehicles clearly demonstrate a design tradition that has become a key strength of the company: an ability to design the coolest-of-cool concepts, which are as relevant as they are innovative. This approach started with the Frankfurt Motor Show reveal of the Lamborghini-engined, cab forward-styled, four-door Chrysler Portofino concept sedan in 1987. Almost 20 years and more than 100 concepts later, this continuous development has helped Chrysler Group reinvent and maintain its reputation as a car company driven by design and engineering.

With its lineup at the 77th International Motor Show in Geneva, the Chrysler brand continues to showcase its unique ability to deliver refined driving performance and relaxed, elegant style, combined with high levels of quality, safety, innovation and value. The Chrysler brand is “raising the roof” on the cabriolet segment with the European premiere of the all-new Chrysler Sebring Cabrio. This completely redesigned Sebring Cabrio is built on the Chrysler Group’s new D-segment platform and offers what no other cabrio on the road can offer: Chrysler’s sleek and elegant design, three convertible top options, and a spacious interior that comfortably sits four adults and offers enough room in the boot to hold two golf bags when the top is dropped.

Epitomizing Chrysler brand’s tradition of innovative design, the modern elegance of the Chrysler 300 continues to make everything else on the road seem ordinary. The dramatic exterior design of the Chrysler 300, along with sophisticated interior amenities and command-of-the-road technologies, helped establish a new large-car formula that includes style and performance not easily copied.

Proving once again that more is better, new for 2007 is the Chrysler 300 W. P. Chrysler Executive Series. This rear-wheel-drive long wheelbase package is available with two engine options; the Chrysler 300 Touring model, equipped with the 3.5-liter High Output V-6 engine, and the Chrysler 300C model featuring the modern 5.7-liter HEMI® V-8 engine. The Executive Series package adds 6 inches to the standard wheelbase and provides more than 46 inches of rear legroom – more than the long-wheelbase Audi A8L, BMW 750Li and Jaguar XJ8L.

The story of the legendary HEMI engine can be told more clearly than ever with these visual additions to the site. Some photos have resurfaced after many years, including extremely rare shots of the 1950s HEMI Indy engine and photos assembled from the archives of Mopar® collector Harold Sullivan. The HEMI Web site’s interactive and historical timelines are packed with rare vintage photos, while new captions give background facts on the HEMI engine, including the 1951 Chrysler FirePower V8. The history of the legendary 426 HEMI is also featured in great detail to supplement information on new generation 5.7-and 6.1-liter HEMI engines.