As was expected, allocation of the limited special-edition Dodge Last Call models will be based on historic Challenger and Charger sales volume, with the top 500 dealerships in the United States getting to sell these special-edition vehicles.
Those 500 dealerships were then split into three groups – the top 200, 201-300 and 301-500. In other words, the 200 Dodge dealerships that sold the most Challengers and Chargers are in the first group, the dealers that ranked 201-300 in Challenger and Charger sales are in the second group and the dealerships that ranked 301 through 500 in muscle car sales make up the third group.
Dealerships in the Top 200 group will each get a total of 12 Last Call special-edition models. Dealers in the 201-300 group will each get 10 of the special-edition cars and the 301-500 dealers will each get 6 of the limited-edition muscle cars. Below is a breakdown of each car, the dealership allocation plans for each and the pricing for the models that have currently been introduced – with the seventh and final Last Call special-edition model coming at a later date.
