GT5 Transcripts/Dodge Challenger R/T '70

The first generation Dodge Challenger debuted in 1970 as a sister car utilizing the same E-body as the Plymouth Barracuda.
The Challenger was made available as a hard top and convertible. In the mid-1960's in the U.S., many popular "pony" carsCheap, high-performance cars, in the style of the original Mustang were released, starting with the Ford Mustang and followed by cars like the Chevrolet Camaro,Misspelt as "Camero" in the game. and Pontiac Firebird. But the Challenger was released after this trend had passed its peak, a late bloomer of sorts.
However, the muscular Dodge was still very welcomed by the public at the time. One of the major reasons was its style; with its low, sharp silhouette and coke bottle lines. The design was by Carl Cameron, who had designed the 1966 Dodge Charger, and this design would later carry over into the third generation Challenger which debuted 40 years later in the 2006 North American International Motor Show.
The first generation Challenger came in a Challenger 6, Challenger V8, and Challenger R/T (Road and Track) models. In addition, there is a T/A model which was a homologation model for participation in the SCCA Trans-Am event, however the R/T is the most high performance model out of the commercially mass-produced line-up.
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