Can I possibly get my speeding ticket dismissed?

I recently got pulled over for the first time and received my first ticket by going 70 on a 55 mph freeway. Yes I know I shouldn't have been speeding… I'm hoping I could possibly get my ticket dismissed. I'm trying to find any possible errors that the officer could have made.
and the only thing that struck as odd to me was that he described my 2014 Dodge Charger as a "Charger - Shelby Charger" on the ticket.
Forgive me for I'm not knowledged in car models but I thought that shelbys were soley Ford…
Is this a possible error that he could've made or does this have no help in getting my ticket dismissed?
The officer also didn't asking for insurance or registration but then again I heard he could've ran my plates to get that info…

Lol your grabbing at straws playing junior lawyer… If the licence plate matches the one on your car and your name is the same as the one on your drivers license it doesn't matter if he noted your car as a throat warbler mangrove. Your still paying the fine. Now if you really want to not pay the fine and get the citation off your record ask the judge of you county allows a drivers safety course in lieu of fines. Many do for first offenders.

Not going to happen.

And no, you aren't going to win at trial over a small error, especially if he testifies (which he will), that he saw your vehicle, clocked it, didn;t lose sight of it, pulled it over, and ID'd you as the driver.

As for the registration/insurance issue, again, not grounds for a dismissal. You can't beat a speeding ticket because the cop failed to ask a question that has no bearing on the issue of whether you were speeding or not. The registration issue is usually determined simply by running the plates and matching the driver to the registered owner. Cops really don't ask for registration anymore, that only happened before computers were standard issue in squad cars.

As others have noted… The Charger was modified by Shelby for several model years, including 2014. A quick internet search showed several 2014 shelby chargers for sale. So, that ain't getting the ticket reduced or thrown out.

Since you are not being charged with offenses that have anything to do with having current registration and insurance papers in the vehicle, the charge will not be thrown out over the officer "failing" to ask for these documents.

So far, it looks like the charge will stand as written on the ticket.

That error makes no difference at all.