700 horsepower is 700 horsepower right? The two are exactly the same numbers; there can’t really be a difference between the cars if each have 700 horsepower? Or maybe there can be. 1400 horsepower…

Let’s say you’re the proud owner of a Dodge Challenger (or Charger, but in this case Challenger) Hellcat, and you want to find some cool stuff to do with it. Maybe you want to start a YouTube channel in hopes of making money?

I’ll just say this. The car we’re about to show you is a twin-charged Hellcat Challenger. Let that sit for a second.

Last week, I had a chance to visit Chrysler’s Conner Avenue Assembly Plant where every new Dodge Viper is built.

Believe it or not, you’re about to watch an advertisement for Pennzoil synthetic motor oil. But what it’ll look like to you is a Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat drifting around on some tarmac while being lifted into the air.

I imagine Allpar source oh2o is wearing a trench coat in a dimly lit parking garage right now. He or she told the site that the Dodge Viper ACR concept FCA showed at the 2014 SEMA show will soon be going into production.

We live in amazing times. You can, right now, go to a dealership and put a deposit down on a four-door family sedan that will go faster than 200 miles-per-hour and cost less than $65,000.