Buy Roadkill's Busted-Up Dodge Challenger Hellcat!MotorTrendWant a piece of automotive entertainment history or simply a sweet, supercharged Dodge Hellcat, the likes of which they no longer make anymore? Because boy do we have deal for you! The 2015 Dodge Challenger Hellcat you see above, is currently for sale on renowned vehicle auction site Bring a Trailer with no reserve and only a few days left before it goes. (Bring a Trailer, like MotorTrend, is owned by Hearst.)If you know and love the show Roadkill, you'll remember that 11 years and 6.2 million views ago, this Challenger Hellcat appeared in Episode 38 and was subjected to all manner of automotive use and abuse, including an epic three-way tug of war (with a Charger Hellcat and SRT Viper) and some light off-roading at the hands of hosts David Freiburger and Mike Finnegan.As of publication, the Roadkill Challenger Hellcat sits at $35,000, with no reserve!Bring-a-Trailer - MotorTrendFor the fans of the Roadkill series, this alone may be reason to consider bidding on piece of automotive entertainment history. After Roadkill ended its 13-year run of shows in 2024, many of the most famous vehicles were dispersed to the four winds. Some ended up in the collections of hosts Freiburger and Finnegan, while the vast majority of less famous vehicles, some in states of total disrepair, were parted out or sold to friends of the program.MotorTrendThis particular 2015 Challenger Hellcat was sourced directly from Dodge as part of the announcement of that brand's sponsorship of the show and various spinoff events. Roadkill Nights powered by Dodge is without question the most famous and enduring byproduct of the Roadkill franchise, running strong into its 11th year this coming Saturday, August 8, in Pontiac, Michigan.No Reserve, Plenty of ReservationsThe tug-of-war was so epic, it made the July 2015 cover of HOT ROD magazine.MotorTrendSo, should you consider buying this 2015 Challenger Hellcat? Well, we can see the appeal. Dodge doesn't have the Challenger in its lineup any longer, nor does sell it V-8s for its Charger muscle car. If you're looking to get a modern muscle car with low miles and no reserve, this could be a great buy. That said, let's run through some pros and cons:Pros:Supercharged 6.2-liter V-8 with 707 hp and 650 lb-ft of torqueOnly has 50,000 miles on the odometerRuns and drivesNo reserve on the auctionFreiburger and Finnegan street credTrusted seller (MotorTrend/Hearst Magazines)Trusted process (Bring a Trailer)Cons:Watch Roadkill Episode 38Have you seen the HOT ROD cover with a three-way tug of war?Freiburger and Finnegan off-road crudMotorTrend - MotorTrendAdvertisementAdvertisementAuction Ends Saturday, August 8To check the status of the Bring a Trailer auction, click here. We also suggest reading through the comments, even if you're not interested in bidding.