How much does one horsepower cost? If you’re talking about the per-pony charge to get into the 707-hp 2015 Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat, well, each unit of horsepower will require $86.27, tax not included. How do we know? Dodge has released pricing for the supercharged, hellacious Challenger SRT Hellcat, and it’ll be the least-expensive 700-hp-plus ride available with an MSRP of $60,990.
So far, Dodge has only released the Hellcat’s base price—no option prices or availability have been laid out yet. The $60,990 covers a base, manual-transmission Hellcat; the cost for the automatic wasn’t specified in the press release. We’ll bring you full details as soon as they become available, but one thing’s for sure: Horsepower for horsepower, (heck, quarter-mile for quarter-mile) the Challenger SRT Hellcat is one helluva bargain.
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