Win Gas Monkey Garage's 2026 Dodge Durango SRT Hellcat (710 HP)

What you're looking at

This is a 2026 Dodge Durango SRT Hellcat — the only three-row family SUV on Earth that comes with a 710-horsepower supercharged 6.2-liter HEMI V8 from the factory. It runs the same blown engine philosophy as the Challenger and Charger Hellcats, routed through an eight-speed automatic and standard all-wheel drive, good for low-12-second quarter miles and a 180-plus-mph top end while still seating six and towing 8,700 pounds. There is genuinely nothing else like it: a school-run hauler that will embarrass sports cars at a stoplight.

Gas Monkey isn't specifying the exact build. The official rules say color, options, and accessories are chosen at the sponsor's discretion, and note the vehicle 'may have mileage,' so treat this as a Hellcat Durango of unspecified spec rather than a particular configurator order. With special editions like the Jailbreak and Hammerhead in the catalog, the winning truck could land anywhere from a well-equipped base car to a loaded special.

Why it matters

The Durango Hellcat is a footnote-and-a-legend at the same time. Dodge originally built it for a single 2021 model year, swore it was a one-off, then quietly brought it back for 2024 through 2026 as the supercharged HEMI rides off into the sunset under Stellantis. As the most powerful production SUV ever made, it's the kind of vehicle the aftermarket and collectors already watch — a last-call muscle machine wearing a tow hitch. Buying one new means fighting over limited allocation; winning one skips the dealer markup entirely.

The fine print worth knowing

Entry runs from June 16 to August 10, 2026, with the drawing on or about August 12. Paid entry packages on the Easy Entries collection start at $45 (11,250 entries) and scale up to a $999.99 VIP tier (250,000 entries). Crucially, there is a free no-purchase route: mail a hand-printed 4x6 postcard (no envelopes) to the Newark, NY PO box listed in the rules, postmarked by August 3 and received by August 10 — each postcard is worth 51 entries. The grand prize winner can also opt to take $34,000 cash instead of the truck, which tells you how the sponsor values the after-tax decision. Speaking of which: winners are solely responsible for all taxes on the prize, and a 710-hp SUV with a roughly six-figure sticker carries a serious tax bill, so factor that in before you start shopping for plates.