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Chrysler Unveils the 2009 Dodge Challenger SE Rallye 
The Torque Report | by Marc Carter | Mon, Mar 30
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Featuring the transmission from our HEMI-powered Challenger models, the new Dodge Challenger SE Rallye earns its stripes with a five-speed automatic delivering an exhilarating driving experience and 25 miles per gallon fuel-efficiency," said Mike Accavitti, Director-Chrysler...
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