2020 Dodge Charger GT arrives with all-wheel drive capability. The 3.6-liter Pentastar V6 delivers a healthy 300 horsepower. Dealer orders... Read More
Lockup your minivans . . . Put the hybrids in the garage . . . The 2020 Dodge Charger is... Read More
Quick question. If you’re going to celebrate the 50th anniversary of one of your performance cars, how much horsepower is enough? Let’s say you are making the Dodge Charger Daytona 50th Anniversary Edition, with an upgraded version of the Hellcat engine, just how much horsepower do you stuff under the hood?... Read More
Given already to the Dodge Challenger, the Charger now receives the brand’s Widebody treatments. More than just looks, the Charger... Read More
The Dodge Charger SRT Hellcat Octane Edition goes for the ever popular “blacked out” look. Octane Edition Chargers receive a... Read More
According to a recent study by mTAB, a global market research and analysis firm, Dodge has the highest percentage of active military buyers among all U.S. manufacturers. When it comes to performance cars, Charger and Challenger hold the highest percentage of active military buyers in that segment. The findings are part of mTAB’s... Read More
The Dodge Charger is the captain of the Detroit Muscle team; there is no better example of a modern day... Read More
It used to be that a “Police Pursuit” or “Police Special Option” package consisted of heavy duty shocks and springs,... Read More
Yay, the Dodge Charger snagged a 5-star safety rating – bully for them! Safety is a good thing. Always was, always will be. Especially when you’re talking about go-fast cars. And, let’s face facts here, Dodge Chargers are not about going slow. Yes, yes my gearhead brothers and sisters, I... Read More
For 2017, Dodge is bringing back two of its most legendary nameplates from the glory days of muscle cars: the... Read More
Our favorite TV shows have us hooked, mind, body, and soul. When you find a TV series you love, it... Read More
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Henry Ford said a customer can have a car painted any color as long as it’s black. The Dodge brothers, who worked with Ford and owned stock in the company, didn’t hold to this theory of only black cars. After their partnership with Ford ended, the brothers began planning production of... Read More
