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Associated Press
Saturday, October 31, 2009 TALLADEGA, Ala. -- Dodge is giving its NASCAR Nationwide entry more than a facelift when the series introduces its own version of the Car of Tomorrow in 2010. The company is switching from the Charger to the Challenger for four races next season, coinciding with the implementation of the new Nationwide car that will be fully integrated into the series in 2011. Dodge unveiled the updated Challenger on Friday. Toyota and Chevrolet followed suit Saturday, showing off revamped models of the Camry ... Activate your ESPN Profile!
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