Sixty years after the street HEMI rewrote the horsepower rulebook, a modern tribute is taking that legacy to another level — and one lucky winner will take the keys.
Up for grabs is a one-of-one, 885-horsepower supercharged Dodge Charger Hellcat autographed by NASCAR legend Richard Petty. More than just a tuned muscle sedan, this is the final vehicle ever built by Petty’s Garage, making it a true closing chapter in performance history.
Back in 1965, Petty and Chrysler’s HEMI-powered machines helped define NASCAR dominance. Today, that same spirit lives under the hood of this supercharged Hellcat, fitted with a MOPAR Direct Connection Stage 2 Performance Kit that pushes output to a staggering 885 horsepower.
With forced induction feeding a modern HEMI V-8, this Charger is capable of exceeding 200 mph under the right conditions — delivering the kind of raw acceleration that echoes the big-wing Plymouths that carried “The King” to victory in the early 1970s.
But the story goes beyond horsepower.
This Dream Giveaway-spec Hellcat is uniquely equipped with premium components from Direct Connection, Fikse Wheels, Continental Tires, Magnaflow Exhaust, and JRI Shocks. It rides on Fikse F-18 wheels wrapped in Continental ExtremeContact performance rubber, while a Magnaflow cat-back exhaust system ensures the sound matches the output.
Inside, the cabin features Katzkin custom leather upholstery with embroidered headrests, American Car Craft trim accents throughout the interior and engine bay, Lighting Trendz custom lighting, and an Alpine premium audio system. Every detail reflects Petty’s Garage craftsmanship — and again, this is the final vehicle to carry that distinction.
To ease the transition from dream to driveway, the prize package also includes $25,000 toward federal taxes.
This is the only Richard Petty–signed Dream Giveaway Hellcat ever built. There won’t be another one.
For fans of American muscle, NASCAR history, and supercharged HEMI performance, opportunities like this don’t come often. It takes just one entry to win — and the next chapter of this 885-horsepower story could begin in your garage.
Eve Nowell