In less time and with more luxury, cars were made for the sole purpose of getting people from one place to another. However, over time, car designers began to develop concept cars rather than for mere commuters. Cars became more elegant and powerful. However, in 1970, the Dodge Challenger made a sports car. This was a post-cult development. Many people still take pride in driving the Dodge Challenger, and they drive with the decals too.

The third-generation Challenger cars, first seen at the Chicago and Philadelphia auto shows this year, have the same ravenous, sexy look as the first-generation Dodge Challenger. And thankfully, the world-famous Dodge Challenger decals still appear on the top of this coupe.

If you have a Challenger car, you will know that all accessories for this car are readily available online as well as at local Dodge Challenger owners clubs. Yes, that includes emblems and decals.

If you don’t currently own this car but would love to own it, you have two options before you. The first option is to purchase a perfectly good Dodge Challenger from a current owner and fix it using challenge strip kits.

If you want to purchase Dodge Challenger decals individually, you can select from fender stripes, door stripes, rear panel stripes, and squeegee. However, true enthusiasts acquire all of these accessories together by purchasing challenge band kits. These decals are made primarily of vinyl. Some decals are also made of composite materials, cloth-paper, and ceramic. You have the option of customizing your strip kit.

An alternative is to wait for the next group of Challengers custom made by Dodge. These vehicles are in high demand and this can result in a higher price than the manufacturer’s suggested retail price. However, the esteem of owning a Dodge Challenger and having quality performance, decals that are attractive and that make others turn green with envy is a powerful incentive to spend more money.