Dodge Challenger Repair Cost Guide

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Comprehensive repair cost data for the 2015-2023 Dodge Challenger, compiled from 9 industry sources (7 high-confidence). Covers 10 common repair types with OEM vs aftermarket parts pricing, labor hour estimates, and paint costs.

Repair Range

$100-$4,800

Body Labor

$115/hr

Paint Labor

$120/hr

Annual Maint.

$314/yr

Damage Severity Cost Ranges

Minor

$250-$1,000

Single panel scratch, small dent, mirror damage, lip damage

Moderate

$1,000-$3,000

Bumper replacement, fender replacement, windshield replacement

Major

$3,000-$8,000

Multiple panel damage, quarter panel work, full side hit

Common Repairs & Costs

Repair

Parts

Labor

Paint

Total

ADAS

Front Bumper Replacement

Front bumper fascia replacement with paint and sensor reinstallation

3-5 hrs

Front bumper fascia replacement with paint and sensor reinstallation

$300-$800

AM: $100-$350

$300-$700

$300-$600

$900-$2,100

Parts: $300-$800 Labor: $300-$700 Paint: $300-$600

Rear Bumper Replacement

Rear bumper fascia replacement with paint

2-4 hrs

Rear bumper fascia replacement with paint

$250-$700

AM: $100-$300

$200-$500

$300-$600

$750-$1,800

Parts: $250-$700 Labor: $200-$500 Paint: $300-$600

Front Bumper Repair

Front bumper repair and repaint (scratches, scuffs)

2.5-5 hrs

Front bumper repair and repaint (scratches, scuffs)

$0-$100

$300-$700

$250-$500

$550-$1,300

Parts: $0-$100 Labor: $300-$700 Paint: $250-$500

Fender Replacement

Front fender replacement with paint

2-4.5 hrs

Front fender replacement with paint

$250-$600

AM: $100-$300

$250-$600

$300-$600

$800-$1,800

Parts: $250-$600 Labor: $250-$600 Paint: $300-$600

Door Replacement

Complete door assembly replacement including glass and hardware

3-6 hrs

Complete door assembly replacement including glass and hardware

$600-$1,300

$400-$900

$400-$800

$1,400-$3,000

Parts: $600-$1300 Labor: $400-$900 Paint: $400-$800

Windshield Replacement

Windshield replacement

1-2 hrs

Windshield replacement

$250-$600

AM: $150-$400

$100-$250

$350-$850

Parts: $250-$600 Labor: $100-$250

Mirror Replacement

Side mirror assembly replacement

0.3-1 hrs

Side mirror assembly replacement

$200-$400

AM: $60-$180

$50-$130

$50-$150

$496-$524

Parts: $200-$400 Labor: $50-$130 Paint: $50-$150

Headlight Replacement

Headlight assembly replacement (halogen or HID)

0.5-1 hrs

Headlight assembly replacement (halogen or HID)

$200-$600

AM: $80-$250

$60-$150

$260-$750

Parts: $200-$600 Labor: $60-$150

Quarter Panel Replacement

Quarter panel repair or replacement with paint

8-22 hrs

Quarter panel repair or replacement with paint

$400-$1,000

$1,000-$3,000

$400-$800

$1,800-$4,800

Parts: $400-$1000 Labor: $1000-$3000 Paint: $400-$800

Paintless Dent Repair

Paintless dent repair (PDR) for minor dents

0.5-3 hrs

Paintless dent repair (PDR) for minor dents

$0-$0

$100-$500

Parts: $0-$0 Labor: $100-$500

Labor Rate Breakdown

Body

$115/hr

Paint

$120/hr

Mechanical

$135/hr

Frame

$140/hr

Dodge dealerships charge $100-$170/hr; independent shops $70-$120/hr

Labor rates vary significantly by location. View rates for your state.

Parts Pricing: OEM vs Aftermarket

Part

OEM Price

Aftermarket

Savings

Front Bumper Cover

Front bumper fascia (unpainted)

$350-$800

$100-$350

-61%

OEM: $350-$800 | AM: $100-$350 (-61%)

Rear Bumper Cover

Rear bumper fascia (unpainted)

$300-$700

$100-$300

-60%

OEM: $300-$700 | AM: $100-$300 (-60%)

Front Fender

Front fender panel (unpainted)

$300-$600

$100-$300

-56%

OEM: $300-$600 | AM: $100-$300 (-56%)

Headlight Assembly

Headlight assembly (halogen or HID)

$300-$600

$80-$250

-63%

OEM: $300-$600 | AM: $80-$250 (-63%)

Side Mirror Assembly

Exterior mirror assembly

$200-$400

$60-$180

-60%

OEM: $200-$400 | AM: $60-$180 (-60%)

Windshield

Front windshield glass

$300-$600

$150-$400

-39%

OEM: $300-$600 | AM: $150-$400 (-39%)

Taillight Assembly

LED taillight assembly

$250-$500

$80-$250

-56%

OEM: $250-$500 | AM: $80-$250 (-56%)

Door Shell

Door shell (outer skin, unpainted)

$500-$1,100

$250-$600

-47%

OEM: $500-$1100 | AM: $250-$600 (-47%)

Common Damage Patterns

Front Bumper Damage

Very Common

Front bumper fascia scratches, cracks from low-speed impacts

Typical cost $550-$2,100

Large front fascia is easily damaged; SRT/Hellcat wider body adds cost

Rear Bumper Damage

Common

Rear bumper damage from parking incidents

Typical cost $750-$1,800

Door Dings And Dents

Very Common

Door dings, dents, and parking lot damage

Typical cost $100-$800

Large doors on Challenger make door dings very common

Wheel And Tire Curbing

Very Common

Wheel curb rash from wide body and large wheels

Typical cost $150-$500

Per wheel; SRT and widebody models especially prone with 20" wheels

Side Mirror Damage

Common

Side mirror damage from tight spaces

Typical cost $496-$524

Rear Quarter Scrapes

Common

Quarter panel scrapes from misjudging wide rear end

Typical cost $500-$2,000

Challenger is one of the widest passenger cars; Turo renters frequently misjudge width

Front Lip Damage

Common

Front splitter/lip damage from speed bumps

Typical cost $200-$600

Paint Scratches

Very Common

Paint scratches across body panels

Typical cost $250-$800

Maintenance Costs

Annual Cost

$314/yr

Source: RepairPal

Data Sources

9 sources (7 high-confidence)

RepairPal CarEdge CARiD Challenger Forum ChallengerTalk PartsGeek Factory Chrysler Parts AmericanMuscle YourMechanic

Labor Rates by State

Repair costs vary by location. Check body, paint, and mechanical rates for your state.

Cost by Damage Type

Bumper replacement, fender repair, scratch repair, and more -- with data-backed cost ranges.

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