The all-new 2008 Dodge Challenger SRT8(R) is definitely a vehicle worth celebrating for. The newest Challenger to resurface in various dealerships is among the highly anticipated vehicles this year.

Yesterday, the production launch of the 2008 Dodge Challenger SRT8(R) was celebrated by Chrysler LLC, according to The Auto Channel. It is a festivity of the remarkable comeback of Chrysler’s line-up of modern muscle car with new SRT8 model leading the way. In addition to this, a complete line-up will follow in the 2009 model-year. The all-new Dodge Challenger is manufactured at Chrysler's Brampton Assembly Plant, which is the same assembly line as the Dodge Charger and the certified-winner Chrysler 300. Almost 1,000 employees and invited guests participated with Mr. Ewasyshyn for the celebration.

"Even though the development time for this Dodge Challenger SRT8 is one of the shortest in Chrysler's history, the wait for this exciting car has been too long, and as of today, the wait is finally over! Dodge Challenger represents the best of Chrysler's past and future. The teams that worked to bring this vehicle to market with quality and speed have done an excellent job," says Frank Ewasyshyn, Executive Vice President - Manufacturing.

"The vision of rolling launches on lines that build multiple and variant models are becoming a reality as demonstrated with the Dodge Challenger at the Brampton Assembly Plant. Chrysler's Flexible Manufacturing Strategy, little more than a theory a few years ago, is being proved out at plants across North America," says Fred Godetel, Vice President - Car and Minivan Manufacturing.