Dodge Charger
The Dodge Charger was initially launched as a muscle car, only to become a failed attempt at a luxury car in the late-1970s and even a small hatchback coupe in the 1980s. The Dodge Charger made a comeback in 2006 as a muscular four-door sedan and evolved into a high-performance machine that could be had with as much as 807 horsepower.
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EXOMOD Concept's Is Building The Ultimate 1968 Dodge CHARGER Powered By Hennessey
Limited to just 10 examples, the craftsmanship of these two outfits will culminate in a joint project to create bespoke 1,000 horsepower '68 Chargers
This 1968 Dodge Charger Is Not As Old School As You Think It Is
Meet Quicksilver by ExoMod Concepts, a Challenger based '68 Charger restomod that has an old-school soul with the spirit of a modern-day muscle car
The Top Muscle Cars Of The 60s And 70s
While several muscle cars hit the road in the 60s and 70s, and these were very the best of the best
Is This Really The Future Of American Muscle?
Amidst the plethora of EVs and SUVs, American automakers are forced to do the unthinkable to their iconic models to try to weather out the storm
5 Reasons Why The 2023 Dodge Charger SRT Is A Great Muscle Car ( And 5 Reasons It Isn't)
While the high-performance variant of this modern-day muscle car continues to offer a bang for the buck, the SRT Charger isn't without its flaws
Here's What American Muscle Can Really Do On A De-Restricted German Autobahn
This Dodge Charger Hellcat is in its element when a YouTuber unleashes its full potential, effortlessly pushing it to its TopSpeed on multiple runs
Looking Back At The 1969 Dodge NASCAR Racecar That Simply Did Not Live Up To The Hype
The '69 Charger 500 may have failed on the NASCAR circuit but it more than excelled on the streets!
Demon Killer? What We Can Expect From Dodge's Recent Teaser Of The Final Last Call Model
Dodge recently teased its 7th "Last Call" gas-powered V-8 muscle car that could beat the legendary 840 hp Challenger SRT Demon
Everything You Should Know About Dodge’s Jailbreak Muscle Cars
The Jailbreak Option Rockets the Dodge Charger and Challenger into a world of uniqueness like no other!
What An Electric Ford Mustang Needs To Compete With Dodge's Electric Muscle Car
The electric muscle car wars have begun, and Ford will need to bring its A-game to match the Dodge electric muscle car
10 Reasons Why You Just Can't Ignore The Dodge Charger Daytona SRT
The Dodge Charger Daytona SRT electrifies the muscle driving experience and sets the untapped niche on fire!
Three Old-School Muscle Cars That You Want To Avoid
If you're in the market looking for a slice of classic American muscle, here's why you want to pass up on these models
The Dodge Charger 392, Mercedes-AMG CLS53, And Kia Stinger GT Race In A Battle Of Sport Sedans
A trio of the quickest and most affordable sports sedans available challenge each other in an action-packed meeting on the drag strip
Dodge To Mark The End Of Its V-8 Era With Final "Last Call" Model Unveiling At Las Vegas Celebration
Dodge will reveal the final version of its Last Call Challenger and Charger Hellcat series before its switch to EV performance cars
Marvelous Mopars Murdered In Movies
Hollywood is notorious for destroying amazing Mopar muscle cars for the sake of entertainment
How The Dodge Charger Daytona SRT Is A Good Step Toward The Electric Muscle Car Era
The Dodge Charger Daytona SRT brings internal combustion character to EVs
Dodge Boss Hints New Models Will Be Introduced In 2023
In addition to its SUVs, Dodge will have at least two other models on the market in 2024
10 Nearly Forgotten Things About The 1970 Dodge Charger
The 1970 Dodge Charger is a car apart from the pack, but there are still some things that you may have forgotten about it!
The Dodge Charger Daytona SRT EV Features A Hellcat V-8-Rivaling Fratzonic Chambered Exhaust: Will It Win Over Purists?
The Dodge Charger Daytona SRT is set to redefine American muscle with its "Fratzonic chambered exhaust" that sounds as loud as a Hellcat V-8!
Dodge Will Not Give Tuners Access To Its EV Models
The American brand would like to profit from the revenue from performance upgrades itself