Performance Pages, the 2013 Challenger SRT’s new in-car app, can gather and display all kinds of data about your car and how well it performs. The Performance Pages apps are available through the instrument cluster.
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Challenger SRT’s dashboard apps divulge your deepest driving data
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Published December 16, 2013
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The computers in all modern automobiles monitor our vehicles’ inner workings, and now Dodge is putting its microprocessors to work for the benefit of muscle-car enthusiasts. The 2013 Challenger SRT’s in-car apps, called Performance Pages, can look deep into the car’s driving data and pull out information about 0-60 acceleration, braking distances, G-force loading, and more.
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