2024 Dodge Charger Daytona EV First Drive Review: Don’t Be Mad, But…
Activating launch control, I mashed my left foot into the brake pedal and my right foot on the accelerator, waiting for the drag strip…
The 2025 Dodge Charger Is Somehow Even Bigger Than the Challenger. Here’s Why
The 2023 Dodge Charger and Challenger were not small cars. But the 2025 Charger Daytona that replaces them? It’s even bigger. And we’re not…
The 2025 Dodge Charger Looks Damn Good in Person, Even to This Mopar Fanatic
The Dodge Charger is no stranger to controversy. It started with Dodge’s decision to revive the muscle car as a four-door, way back in 2006.…
Dodge Is Fast-Tracking ICE Charger Production Because It’s What People Want: Report
The Dodge Charger is in transition right now. Gone are the V8-powered brutes we’ve known, and coming soon are the Charger Daytona EVs that…
Real Dodge Viper Mounted on Dealership’s Sign for 28 Years Has Been Reclaimed by Nature
Since 1996, the Audubon Chrysler dealership in Henderson, Kentucky has had a first-gen Dodge Viper atop its road sign. For years, locals…
Indiana Police Will Liquidate Busted Dodge Durangos, Says Stellantis Won’t Help
Police departments across Indiana, including the Indiana State Police (ISP), have been experiencing widespread engine failure in their new…
Best Motoring Once Track-Tested a Dodge Neon Against JDM Sedans, and It Dominated
The Dodge Neon was a car with two faces. One was that of an econobox, with a chintzy interior, poor overall build quality, and frightening…
Orders Open for Dodge Charger Daytona EV as Production Starts Soon
Are you somebody who wants an electric Dodge Charger Daytona? Then hey, I’m about to make you one happy fella. Orders open today for the…
The Dodge Hornet Is Going Racing—Sort Of
As the brand’s first electrified vehicle, the Dodge Hornet will make its racing debut this weekend in the Nitrocross Series. Competing in the…
Stellantis Rejects Chrysler Heir’s Bid to Buy Back Chrysler and Dodge Brands
No one wants their family name dragged through the mud. If you ask Chrysler descendant Frank B. Rhodes, that is exactly what Stellantis is…