2022 Dodge Challenger Prices and Deals

2021 Challenger still on sale; 2022s available for order

The 2021 Dodge Challenger remains in stock in most areas. The V6-powered Challenger SXT and GT models are generally easiest to find, and enough V8 R/T models are kept on hand to meet demand. Factory cash offers have been relatively generous in light of current supply issues.

The high-performance SRT models are produced in far fewer numbers. The SRTs were previously excluded from factory offers, but now carry rebates for all buyers.

The carryover 2022 Challenger is now available for order through Dodge dealers. We expect the 2022s to arrive starting next month.

Current offers will remain in effect through January 31, 2022. Lease promotions listed below are available on a national basis. Rebates and APR offers can vary by region. The figures shown here are for California. This page is updated every month, so check back for the latest on pricing and incentives.

Dodge Challenger Lease Deals

Lease from $379/month

The 2021 Challenger SXT now starts at $379 for 36 months (12,000 miles a year) with $4,249 due at signing. The effective monthly cost works out to $497, which falls well short of a good value for this price class in our analysis. There's a chance offers will improve before the 2021s sell out.

There are no lease offers yet on the soon-to-arrive 2022 Challenger.

Dodge Challenger Rebate Deals

Up to $4,000 off

Dodge now offers a $1,500 rebate on the 2021 Challenger SXT and R/T models to all buyers. The GT comes with $3,500. The amount on SRT trims is $2,000.

There's also a $500 finance bonus on the GT for buyers who finance through Dodge at non-promotional rates, bringing your potential savings to $4,000.

These are very healthy amounts compared to the rest of the industry.

Dodge Challenger Finance Deals

Rates from 0% APR

Instead of the cash rebate on a 2021 Challenger, you can get 0% financing for 72 months throughout the lineup. Even better, the deal comes with $2,500 bonus cash in the GT only, which makes for an outstanding purchase deal.