A modified Dodge Charger Hellcat made wider than the Lamborghini Aventador

 A modified Dodge Charger Hellcat was revealed by the German company S. Bader Karosserie und Lack, which became wider than the Italian Lamborghini Aventador. The version we're talking about specifically from the Dodge Charger is the Charger SRT Hellcat Widebody, which got a modification package that increased its width by providing wheel arches that are 6 cm wider on each side in the front and 10 cm on each side in the rear, which means The width of the modified American car has become 2.1 meters, which is wider than the Italian supercar Lamborghini Aventador. In addition to increasing the width of the American car, these wheel arch extensions make the American sports sedan look more aggressive than usual, and the package of modifications also included a rear spoiler integrated into the trunk lid, and a hood was provided derived from the Charger Red E. A new set of tires was also installed on the Dodge Charger Hellcat, a modified 21-inch Schmidt FS Line 3-part design, dark copper surrounded by wheels size 295/35 at the front and 355/25 at the rear. The modifications also included a set of spacers of 25 mm to ensure the stability of the wheels perfectly with the new fenders, and got the suspension system from Eibach. The modifications also reached the engine of the Charger Hellcat, which is based on a 6.2-liter V8 supercharged engine, with some upgrades, including the air intake and the GME Performance exhaust system, and there are other modification details, but the engine power has not been announced after the supplies.