2008 Dodge Caliber SRT4 Prices Are Here
Compact hot-rod fans were excited back in February 2006 when Dodge unveiled a high-power version of the Caliber called the SRT4. That was a long time ago, however, and we wonder how many people have kind of forgotten the speedy hatchback was on its way.
Dodge has now given the SRT4 a price: $22,435, not including $560 in destination charges. That places the car exactly $105 higher than the closest competition, the Mazdaspeed3.
The SRT4 features a turbocharged four-cylinder engine that produces 285 hp and 265 pounds-feet of torque going to the front wheels only. A six-speed manual is the only available transmission. Antilock brakes, stability control, 19-inch wheels and unique interior and exterior trim is all standard. Options include a stereo system, moonroof and polished aluminum wheels. There still isn’t a release date scheduled for the SRT4, but we’re hearing it will be this fall. After such a long wait, it’s easy to wonder if there will still be anticipation for this go-fast hatch. Keep reading for some more new photos of the SRT4.
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Hmmm... wonder if it has AWD?
Decent on the outside, but inside needs some major help
Nope FWD. I updated the post to reflect that.
I agree - the interior needs a lot of work - a lot of cheap plastic. Exterior styling is appealing. Haven't read a positive review yet on the caliber or it's twin, the Jeep Compass.
Hm...does it ride a bit higher off the ground than the Mazdaspeed3?
Is there really a big enough market for this many supercharged wagons/hatchbacks?
More expensive than the Mazda3? Good luck finding buyers...
$105 More expensive turns you off? Thats sad.
yeah $105 shouldn't really change your mind.
$105 is a moot point since they'll probably put cash on the hood to move it.
Still I don't see this being the SCCA club racer that the original Neon ACR was.
I got out of Auto-Xing before the SRT-4 (Neon) became common enough to be raced, so I never saw many of them perform.
I wonder if it will be D-stock in the 08 rulebook?
It's not so much the $105, it's the idea that Dodge is pricing the Caliber higher than a Mazdaspeed3. No doubt incentives will be applied as quality-wise these cars are not even in the same class. On top of that Mazda is surely nothing to write home about when it comes to class leading quality.