Dodge Durango SRT Black Car of Jason Beghe as Detective Sergeant Henry ‘Hank' Voight in Chicago P.D. S08E02 “White Knuckle” (2020)

Hi! On Thursday, November 19, I watched a TV Show and product placement was spotted: Dodge Durango SRT Black Car of Jason Beghe as Detective Sergeant Henry ‘Hank’ Voight in Chicago P.D. S08E02 “White Knuckle” (2020).

Dodge Durango Black Car of Jason Beghe as Detective Sergeant Henry ‘Hank' Voight in Chicago P.D. S08E02 (1)

You can feel the power in the Dodge Durango SRT’s 5.7L V8 HEMI® engine and hear its roar under the hood. It’s connected to a beefier suspension, larger brakes, and paddle shifters for an altogether road-hugging, adrenaline-pumping driving experience. This high-performance SUV is armored with state-of-the art technologies that give you control of your vehicle — and your options.

Dodge Durango Black Car of Jason Beghe as Detective Sergeant Henry ‘Hank' Voight in Chicago P.D. S08E02 (2)

The Durango SRT is ready to impress with 450 horsepower, plus tons of other cool features–like the largest mirrors ever seen on a Dodge vehicle. The longer wheelbase and additional rear seating makes this the perfect vehicle for families who like to go fast.

3 comments

  1. Hi, what year is the Dodge SRT model from ? It’s a great lok, and, if I’m not mistaken, it’s a satin black finish. No lustre there. Please tell us the year of the SRT SUV in this episdoe “White knuckles”

    Thanks ! And if you answer, perhaps on my email please, coz this makes me want this SUV. Great job your doing.

  2. So this is not the 5.7L hemi because it is a SRT 392 which holds the 6.4L hemi most commonly found in the scat pack trim of the dodge vehicles. It is one step down from the dodge “hellcat” motor and trim. However I noticed that the TV show has tried to over hype the car with the sound of the hellcat supercharger but with the engine that is under the hood of the SRT 392 it should not sound like it does on TV with the whine of the hellcats supercharger

    1. Thank you Austin! I am a huge fan of the show and love the sound of their “supercharged” cars but have often wondered how much of that is sound design or actually from the cars they’re driving. After watching videos about the cars in Fast and the furious I’m skeptical. PS I wouldn’t be surprised if the S8 in Ronin is legit.

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